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Hello all,
Is the following equality true
[tex]\int(f(x))^*\,dx=\left(\int(f(x))\,dx\right)^*.[/tex]
Thanks
Is the following equality true
[tex]\int(f(x))^*\,dx=\left(\int(f(x))\,dx\right)^*.[/tex]
Thanks
micromass said:Is ##{}^*## the complex conjugation?? Then it is indeed true.
A true relation is a statement or assertion that accurately reflects the connection or correspondence between two or more things.
A relation can be determined to be true through evidence, logical reasoning, and experimentation. It should be supported by facts, observations, and data.
A true relation reflects an accurate and valid connection between two or more things, while a false relation does not accurately represent the connection or is not supported by evidence.
Yes, a relation can be partially true and partially false. This means that some aspects or elements of the relation are accurate and supported by evidence, while others may be misleading or incorrect.
It is crucial to verify the truthfulness of a relation in scientific research as it forms the foundation of scientific knowledge and understanding. Without accurate and true relations, scientific theories and conclusions may be flawed and unreliable.