Define a solution of equation as the integration limit?

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 In order to explain my question, I use a trivial function for this discussion.Say I define a function as: limit[tt_, gamma_] := FindRoot[(tt)^(1/2) (-250*((tt)^(-3/2) - t^(-3/2)) + 1/(10^3*t^(1/2))) == 1/gamma, {t, 10^5}][[1]][[2]]; Apparently, this function cannot be written explicitly. Then I want to do a integration as follow: NIntegrate[gamma*tprime, {gamma, 10, 100}, {tprime, limit[107810, gamma], limit[110000, gamma]}]; Firstly, I do integral over tprime, but integral is function limit[tt,gamma] instead of some constant as normal. After first integral, we should get a function of gamma. Then we do integral over gamma, we should get a number. But when I run this code, the result is follow: FindRoot::nlnum: The function value {0.00103905 -1./gamma} is not a list of numbers with dimensions {1} at {t} = {100000.}. FindRoot::nlnum: The function value {0.00104974 -1./gamma} is not a list of numbers with dimensions {1} at {t} = {100000.}. FindRoot::nlnum: The function value {0.00103905 -1./gamma} is not a list of numbers with dimensions {1} at {t} = {100000.}. General::stop: Further output of FindRoot::nlnum will be suppressed during this calculation. I don't know what's wrong in my code. Does anyone have any idea? What should I do to achieve my calculation? Thank you!
 I think FindRoot is not the right option in your case. limit[tt_, gamma_] := Solve[((tt)^(1/2) (-250*((tt)^(-3/2) - t^(-3/2)) + 1/(10^3*t^(1/2))) == 1/gamma), {t}]; And then NIntegrate[ gamma*tprime, {gamma, 10, 100}, {tprime, First[t /. limit[107810, gamma]], First[t /. limit[110000, gamma]]}] gives: 4.48302*10^10.