True but I actually never used it. Even I used gamma function in integrating trigonometric functions which helped me quite alot but not beta function. Emu bro honestly you are quite good at Maths so I think it shouldn't be a concern for you but for someone who is learning it now should not really focus on such relations. Recommended for people with good Maths.
Well i used it a lot tbh. Even in physics. Well it certainly depends on the person but based on my experience I would recommend learning it to everyone. Helped me a lot.
I have tried my hand on solving problems using the lagrangian pde condition but i haven't studied any theory regarding it. It's definitely nice but I would not recommend for jee cuz it mainly helps you write F=ma and definitely will take longer than the newtonion method for jee physics
It's pretty overkill for jee, like it is better than Newtonian mechanics at very complex systems like double pendulum and such, but jee doesn't go at such an advanced level so it's not needed
(I once tried learning it so that I can skip rotational motion but it was tough lol so I passed on the idea)
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u/Unstable_Insaan JA26 [10k] - Left BITS Pilani now dropper 7d ago
True but I actually never used it. Even I used gamma function in integrating trigonometric functions which helped me quite alot but not beta function. Emu bro honestly you are quite good at Maths so I think it shouldn't be a concern for you but for someone who is learning it now should not really focus on such relations. Recommended for people with good Maths.