Reduction Formulae
The solution bank shows;
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Now, there is a typo, but even with that typo my working was the same up until the red line except with different limits. After the red line I don't understand whats being done with the separate integrands.
Original post by DFranklin
Pretty sure the 6n should be 3n/4; does that help?
Oh yes, so it's a distribution of
Original post by NotNotBatman
Oh yes, so it's a distribution of
you mean a distribution of (1-x)? If so, yep.
Original post by Zacken
you mean a distribution of (1-x)? If so, yep.
Oh, I divided 1-x by x, so x^(n-1) became x^n and then distributed, I've realised it's unnecessary now, but still the same thing.
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