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Evaluate an improper integral involving trig functions using Jordan's Lemma.

Use residues to evaluate this improper integral

Int(from 0 to inf)[cos(ax)/(x^2+1)]dx (a>0)

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Use residues to evaluate this improper integral

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A step-by-step solution walks the student through the process of evaluating improper integrals using the method of residue.  Jordan's Lemma is used in finding the solution.  A word file is attached.

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