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Thank you in advance,
I was just wondering if anybody knows why the integral of a 1/2 with respect to theta = pi?
Thanks
I was just wondering if anybody knows why the integral of a 1/2 with respect to theta = pi?
Thanks
jherd said:Thank you in advance,
I was just wondering if anybody knows why the integral of a 1/2 with respect to theta = pi?
Thanks
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