Calculator For Indeterminate Integrals (Check If You’re Counting Right).
Krystian Karczyński
Founder and General Manager of eTrapez.
Graduate of Mathematics at Poznan University of Technology. Mathematics tutor with many years of experience. Creator of the first eTrapez Courses, which have gained immense popularity among students nationwide.
He lives in Szczecin, Poland. He enjoys walks in the woods, beaches and kayaking.
Introducing the Wolfram calculator for indeterminate integrals, reworked a bit by me:
The matter is simple: in the calculator we enter the formula (according to the Rules) – without dx, click on ‘Calculate’ and we have a calculated integral.
For example, to count \int{\frac{{{x}^{2}}}{{{x}^{2}}+1}}dx we enter into the calculator: x^2/(x^2+1).
That’s it, I hope the calculator is useful to you. If you have trouble using it, let us know in the comments under the post.
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