Mathematics Homework Solutions
#10028
Integration
Note: pi = 3.14......
Prove that (2/pi)x <= sinx <= x if 0 <= x <= pi/2,
and use this to prove that:
1 <= the integral from 0 to pi/2 of sinx/x dx <= pi/2
A trigonometric integral relationship is proven.
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