Prove that Hence deduce that L{x"; p} r(n + 1) pn+1 " if n>-1, p > 0. L{x-¹/2; p} = √√(π/p),p> 0

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Chapter6: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions
Section6.4: Graphs Of Logarithmic Functions
Problem 60SE: Prove the conjecture made in the previous exercise.
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Prove that
Hence deduce that
L{x^;p}
T (n + 1)
pn+1
L{x-¹/²; p} = √(π/p),p> 0
if n > -1, p > 0.
Transcribed Image Text:Prove that Hence deduce that L{x^;p} T (n + 1) pn+1 L{x-¹/²; p} = √(π/p),p> 0 if n > -1, p > 0.
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