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Mathematics, 05.12.2019 21:31, rivermadds3117

A) γ(n) =∫[infinity]0tn−1e−tdta)show that γ(n+ 1) =nγ(n) using integration by parts. b) show that γ(n+ 1) =n! , wherenis a positive integer, by repeatedly applying the result in parta)c) compute γ(5).d) prove what the value of γ(12) should be by evaluating the gamma function forn= 1/2 and usingthe fact that∫[infinity]0e−u2du=√π2.

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