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|    Albert Rich to clicl...@freenet.de    |
|    Re: what result is integrate( sinh(2sinh    |
|    15 Jun 16 20:04:21    |
      From: Albert_Rich@msn.com              On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 2:35:39 AM UTC-10, clicl...@freenet.de wrote:       > Dr Huang schrieb:       > >       > > what is result is integrate( sinh(2sinh(x)-1)*cosh(x )) ?       > > wolfram cannot do. which CAS can do?       > >       >       > Sadly, Derive 6.10 cannot:       >       > INT(SINH(2*SINH(x) - 1)*COSH(x), x)       >       > #e^(-1)*SUBST(INT(#e^(x - 1/x)/x^2, x), x, #e^x)/4       > + #e^(-1)*SUBST(INT(#e^(x - 1/x), x), x, #e^x)/4       > - #e*SUBST(INT(#e^(1/x - x)/x^2, x), x, #e^x)/4       > - #e*SUBST(INT(#e^(1/x - x), x), x, #e^x)/4       >       > The integrand is converted to exponentials whereupon the system is lost.       > This has been remedied this in Rubi, I hope.       >       > Martin.              Yes, Rubi gets the optimal result in 2 steps using the obvious substitution       u=sinh(x).              Albert              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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