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Error when integrating absolute value
12-06-2019, 08:42 PM
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RE: Error when integrating absolute value
(12-06-2019 08:24 PM)LCieParagon Wrote:  Sure, but there are no discontinuities of cosine and all values are real.
Please read the whole warning. The problem comes from singulatiries in sign(cos(variable_name)) inside the antiderivative.

Quote:And in the other problem I showed above, it's purely numeric and it's providing me with an incorrect answer. I should be getting 9 and I'm getting 3. You could see the other reply as well.
It's not purely numeric, because you must compute the inner integral symbolically. In fact, it's the same problem, fixing singularity checks for the first integral returns 9 for the second one.

BTW, if you want to help us fixing bugs, please post plain text commandlines that I can easily paste in the emulator, pictures can not be pasted (and they waste Internet bandwidth...).
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RE: Error when integrating absolute value - parisse - 12-06-2019 08:42 PM



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