Re: Calculus problem

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Subject: Re: Calculus problem
From: Oreo <oreo@SPARK.NET.GR>
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 17:34:45 +0200
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jhanson wrote in message <35313356.ADE06264@csci.csusb.edu>...
>    Someone please integrate this by hand: sin(3x^2)
>    Then please integrate it using TI-92, then use something like
>MathCad or whatever program you may have.  Respond with the answers to
>me please.


This is one of the intregrals that do not have analytical ("compact")
solutions.Of course you can find one using Taylor or Fourier series or by
using advanced maths in complex number theory.
As with Tom's answer he can clearly see
That D(-cos(x^3)) = sin(x^3)*3*x^2 which is not what we want.

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