What is this Product?!!: MIT Integration Bee (15)
Let's partake in a journey of simplification of the complex. We endeavor to evaluate the integral from 0 to pi/4 of x*product from k=1 to infinity of cos(x/2^k).
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2015 MIT Integration Bee Video:
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