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#1 2022-11-11 11:39:49

imcute
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How do you integrate the ||->v|| function?(arrow on top of v)

howwwwwww?

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#2 2022-11-11 11:44:16

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Re: How do you integrate the ||->v|| function?(arrow on top of v)

so i was doing some kind of vector calculus
i did not want to go partial so i used vectors
the thing to solve is



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#3 2022-11-14 00:46:15

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Re: How do you integrate the ||->v|| function?(arrow on top of v)

The standard way to do intregration of absolute functions is to split the function into two;
one for when |expression| > 0 and one for when |expression| < 0. 
So you end up with a two part answer.

https://photomath.com/en/calculus/integ … -functions

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#4 2022-11-14 23:17:37

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Re: How do you integrate the ||->v|| function?(arrow on top of v)

Bob wrote:

The standard way to do intregration of absolute functions
Bob

>:(
I meant the vector length function and i had some vector calculus problem there

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