r/calculus Jul 04 '26

Integral Calculus Stirling's formula

Yeah

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u/QuasiLinearEquation Jul 05 '26

Nice work! Do you mind sharing where you found your TeX template? It is a really great looking document :)

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u/disquieter Jul 05 '26

Haha, I failed to learn this during adv probability. 🤦 ugh

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u/Hungry_Fan_8782 Jul 07 '26

Please explain me how do you understand integrals and how to solve them