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Tell the CAS that a function is the indefinite integral of another function? - anyfoo - 05-13-2020 03:44 AM
If I type in:
int(2*f(x))
without definition for f, the result is a predictable:
∫2*f(x)dx
Let's suppose I know that f remains undefined, but I know that g(x) is the indefinite integral of f(x). The above expression could therefore be resolved to the indefinite integral:
2*g(x)
Can I somehow tell the CAS of this relationship?
It's important to note that I do not want to define f(x) to any specific function, but that I want to establish this relation between f(x) and the (equally undefined) g(x), for the general case.
RE: Tell the CAS that a function is the indefinite integral of another function? - parisse - 05-14-2020 06:21 AM
You can't. It would not help much anyway.