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![1. Use the method of stationary phase to find the leading behavior of the following integrals as
:00+3
(a)
L²
(1+t) eik (t) dt
(b) tan(t).
ikt4
dt.
[Hint: for case (b) note that tan(t) vanishes at the point of stationary phase.]](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/afade1a9-1f29-4d84-b55a-a57e5a303c8b/3593427a-b5ee-45a2-a984-04c0707f87aa/7w7z6t_processed.jpeg)
