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Subject: Re: Question - Indefinite Integration
Message-ID: <1990Oct4.005626.33899@eagle.wesleyan.edu>
Date: 4 Oct 90 05:56:25 GMT
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In article <19080015@hpfinote.HP.COM>, rrd@hpfinote.HP.COM (Ray Depew x2419) 
answers the question of John M. Adams:
>> Ok, forgive the novice question, but we all started with our
>> first HP at one point...  Is there a way to evaluate
>> an integral sans limits on the 48SX?
	A recent book gives another answer (of sorts).  The book is "Calculus
Activities" by Dennis Pence (PWS - Kent Publishing Co., Boston, 1990).  
In section 4 of Chapter 9 (pp. 172-175) you find the author's approach
to plotting an indefinite integral over a given range.  Sorry, no closed
forms available -- just plots of acceptable approximations.  Better than
nothing, though, I hope.
				-- Fred