5 Most Beautiful Questions From Integral Calculus

Some people love solving math just for its own sake – they find beauty in mathematics. For them, math is not only used for application in physics or engineering. It’s just beautiful in itself – on its own – PURE, BEAUTIFUL.

The “beauty” can be found in equations, expressions and the flow that takes place when you form a solution. Such beauty can be found in the following questions.

If you’re a Calculus student or a math enthusiast – try out these 5 beautiful questions from Integral Calculus. I made these questions a long time ago and have received solutions for only two of them so far. See if you can solve them all.

Question #1

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Question #2

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Question #3

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Question #4

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Question #5

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Discuss - 14 Comments

  1. sadi says:

    Hi
    I can solve them.
    give me a time please.
    thanks

  2. Nicolas says:

    @Rishabh Dev
    Thanks Rishabh Dev. I have done question #1. I am quoting the first picture. What is the institution and city where the work is housed? for citing your work

  3. Nicolas says:

    @Rishabh Dev
    Thanks Rishabh Dev. I have done question #1. I am quoting the first picture. What is the institution and city where the work is housed? for citing your work

  4. Nicolas says:

    @Rishabh Dev

    Hay Rishabh Dev, can I use trigonometric idenities and formulaes from my Calculus book and other sources.

  5. arka ..loves math says:

    ans 1 is :(7/22)* (pi+49)^15/7*(1/pi^2)* (ln|x^(1/7)|) ..trick is .. just replace pi=22/7 in case of power of x^pi in denominator

  6. ahmad says:

    @John
    1. {(pi + 49)^15/7 * ln (x^pi + 7)} / pi^3

  7. Timothy Gadaka says:

    This is really the beauty of mathematics so cute, anyway quite nice to solve.

  8. d p panda says:

    ans-1.(pi+49)^pi-1*ln(x^pi+7)/pi^3

  9. Angeline says:

    ans 04: x-( arc(x/sqrt 2))/(sqrt 2)

  10. John says:

    ans01: (〖(π+49)〗^(15/7) ln⁡(x^π+7))/π

  11. John says:

    ans 01: (〖(π+49)〗^2 ln⁡(x^π+7))/π

  12. Rishabh Dev says:

    Trust me.. You should try them out yourself first. They may seem difficult, but they’re really not..

  13. Jane says:

    They’re really awesome.. Where can i find the solutions??

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