To find:The value of the given integral up to 6 decimal places.
Answer to Problem 28E
The value of the given integral up to 6 decimal places is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculation:
We know that,
Substitute
Integrate the above term,
Solving further,
Using the alternating series estimation theorem,
Solve for the first three terms.
For up to six places,
Thus, the value of the given integral up to 6 decimal places is
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