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The Jacal command differential
computes the derivative of the
expression expr with respect to a generic derivation. It is
generic in the sense that nothing is assumed about its effect on the
individual variables. The derivation is denoted by a right quote.
e6 : differential(x^2+y^3); 2 e6: 2 x x' + 3 y y' e7 : (x^2+y^3)'; 2 e7: 2 x x' + 3 y y'
The Jacal command diff
computes the derivative of the expression
expr with respect to var1, ….
e6 : diff(x^2+y^3,y); 2 e6: 3 y
The Jacal command partial
computes the partial derivative of the
expression expr with respect to var1, ….
e6 : partial(x^2+@1^3,1); 2 e6: 3 @1
Returns the indefinite integral of rational expression expr, if that integral is a rational expression containing at most one radical involving var.
e1 : integrate((3+x^2)*(1+x^2)^(2/3)/(3+6*x^2+3*x^4),x); 2 2/3 x (1 + x ) e1: ------------- 2 1 + x e2 : integrate((1+x^2)^(2/3),x); ;;; could-not-find-algebraic-anti-derivative non-decreasing-rxd 2 vs 0 e2 : integrate(x*(1+x^2)^(2/3),x); 2 2 2/3 (3 + 3 x ) (1 + x ) e2: ---------------------- 10
If the indefinite integral of rational expression expr is a
rational expression (optionally including a radical involving
var), then integrate
returns the difference of that
integral evaluated at b and a.
e3 : integrate(x*(1+x^2)^(2/3),x,0,1); 2/3 -3 + 6 2 e3: ----------- 10
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