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Integration anybody?
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AlanMiller
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Integration anybody?
I'm rather rusty (and very stuck) with my antidifferentiation. Can anybody help with this antiderivative:
r0 is a constant.
Alan
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Re: Integration anybody?
And a slightly different (but hopefully equivalent ) result:
Integral Calculator - click Go when the page has loaded.
) result:Integral Calculator - click Go when the page has loaded.
Best wishes,
Hans
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Re: Integration anybody?
What language is this? 
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Re: Integration anybody?
Wow! Thanks Hans. Never thought I'd see the day when a web app could "calculate" analytical (rather than numerical) solutions.
Now to move onto the hard bit... making r the subject of the equation.
Alan
BTW, the second solution was more useful as a tan-1. The equivalent complex solution is a bit too obscure to connect to the physical phenomenon of interest.
Now to move onto the hard bit... making r the subject of the equation.
Alan
BTW, the second solution was more useful as a tan-1. The equivalent complex solution is a bit too obscure to connect to the physical phenomenon of interest.