The integral calculator gives chance to count integrals of functions online free. This calculator allows test solutions to calculus exercises. It helps to gain experience by displaying the full working process of solving the problem and exercises. The every single and general integration techniques and even unique, important functions being provided.
How to use
The Integral Calculator provides definite and indefinite integrals. There is an opportunity to check the answers. It works writing the function to integrate. Click “Go!” to begin the integral calculation. The result will be shown further below. Just click the blue arrow and there appears a solved example.
Modify that expression as needed. This is great for checking the work, experimenting with different equations, or reminding how to work a particular problem. It is great for quick answers.
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hello!! can anyone help me to calculate this integral??
(x^(2))((-y)(1-x)^(y-1))
With respect to what variable?
xe^(1/x)-e^(1/x))/(x+x^2e^(1/x))
taking so much time???
I just tested and it was quite fast.
x*e^(5x)* sin (9x)
This requires much time, because integration by parts should be applied 3 or 4 times.
triple and double integral step by step solution would be nice too
triple and doube integral are multiple applications of this integral. however, to check the answer, use double (triple) integra
Here’s a problem correctly solved.
∫ ∂r / √[2GM(1/r−1/b)]
= √[b/(2GM)] { √(rb−r²) + b arctan √(b/r−1) } + K
You should get the indefinite integral calculator on this page to solve it well. The best way to begin is factor out some contstants and use the substitution as shown
√[b/(2GM)] ∫ ∂r/√(b/r−1)
u = √(b/r−1)
∂u/∂r = −½ b r⁻² / √(b/r−1)
r = b/(u²+1)
∂r = −2b u/(u²+1)² ∂u
−2b √[b/(2GM)] ∫ ∂u/(u²+1)²
You can use an alternate substitution, u = d/r, but if you do you’ll obtain the answer in the more cumbersome form of complex natural logarithms, which you can transform into the form having the arctangent term through Euler’s theorem. But it’s best to get the better form the first time through.
Integral of sqrt(19 − 18x − x2) took too much time; no steps
Complete the square.
Answer is 1/2 sqrt(-x^2 – 18 x + 19) (x + 9) + 50 asin((x + 9)/10) + C