Integration round the unit circle|Method of contour integration|Part 2|Theta Classes
In this video we will going to solve two integrals by the method of contour integration.If the integral involves a sine or cosine function in numerator part of the integrand then in order to solve these integrals by the method of contour integration we will going to convert the sine or cosine function by the corresponding exponential function as it becomes easier to integrate. So these problems are solved with the aim to learn new concept . In case if anyone has any doubt regarding this video please let us know in the comment section. Keep connected with the Theta Classes to study various topics of higher mathematics. Thank You.......
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