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Graphing Integrals - lrdheat - 02-03-2018 11:23 PM
How do I graph an integral over some interval such as integral (x^2) dx from 0 to 3 ?
RE: Graphing Integrals - Voldemar - 02-04-2018 01:09 AM
Advanced Graphing.
V1: 0≤Y≤X²
V2: 0≤X≤3
RE: Graphing Integrals - Fortin - 02-04-2018 05:26 AM
How about something like this?
V1: 0≥Y≥PIECEWISE(0≤X≤3,(X^2-2))
V2: 0≤Y≤PIECEWISE(0≤X≤3,(X^2-2))
V3: Y=X^2-2
Edit: I used X^2-2 (instead of X^2) so that it would demonstrate areas above and below the x axis.
RE: Graphing Integrals - math7 - 02-04-2018 06:43 AM
It could be this way too...
V1: 0≤Y≤X^2 AND (0≤X≤3)
V2: Y=X^2