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Type a function of x. Get the antiderivative, or fill in bounds for a definite integral. The plot is the integrand — not an ad frame.
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An indefinite integral is a family of antiderivatives F(x) + C. A definite integral from a to b is the signed area, F(b) − F(a), when an antiderivative exists (fundamental theorem of calculus).
Use sin(x), e^x, sqrt(x), 1/x, polynomials. Leave From/To blank for + C. Fill both for a number. If there is no elementary antiderivative, a Simpson numerical estimate is shown when the bounds are finite.
The old page embedded Mathway. This one runs a computer-algebra library locally. It will not write a full substitution table like a tutor, and some integrals have no closed form in elementary functions.
The old page embedded another site. This calculator runs in your browser.
No. Try definite numerical bounds or rewrite the expression.
Lower bound, upper bound, then the variable.
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