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Question
Evaluate `int_0^∞ 3^(-4x^2) dx`
Solution
Let l= `int_0^∞ 3^(-4x^2) dx`
put `3^(-4x^2) = e^-1`
taking log on both sides,
`4x^2log 3 =t`
`x^2= t / (4 log 3)`
`x^2 = t/(4 log 3) => x = sqrt t/(2 sqrt( log3))`
diff. w.r.t x,
`dc= t^(-1/2)/(4sqrt log^3) dt` ` Lim =[0,∞]>`
∴ I = `int _0 ^∞ e^-t/(4 sqrt log 3) t^(-1/2)`
∴` I=1/(4sqrt3)int_0^∞ e^-t. t^(-1/2)dt`
∴ `I = 1=sqrtpi/(4 log 3)` ....................`{int _0^∞ e^-t.t^-1/2 dt=sqrtpi}`
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