04-25-2019, 01:22 PM
Definite integral and indefinite integral can be said to be the core of calculus.I found that there is a kind of trigonometric integral, and XCAS can't do anything about it.
I will give the general form of it first.
Maple gives a general answer in the picture, and it can be seen that it is essentially necessary to solve a quadratic equation.
This type of indefinite integral can spawn many similar problems.
Answer from Wolfram Alpha
Answer from Wolfram Alpha
Answer from Wolfram Alpha
Answer from Wolfram Alpha
I will give the general form of it first.
Code:
int((a*sin(x)+b*cos(x))/(c+d*sin(2*x)+f*cos(2*x)), x)
Maple gives a general answer in the picture, and it can be seen that it is essentially necessary to solve a quadratic equation.
This type of indefinite integral can spawn many similar problems.
Code:
int(sin(x)/(2+sin(x)*cos(x)), x)
Answer from Wolfram Alpha
Code:
int(cos(x)/(2-sin(x)*cos(x)),x)
Code:
int((2sin(x)+3*cos(x))/(1+sin(x)*cos(x)),x)
Code:
int((sin(x)+cos(x))/(1-sin(x)*cos(x)),x)