integral from 2 to 4 of 2x^2-3x+1
⚠ 2x is read as the product 2*x: for a power, write 2^x
⚠ 3x is read as the product 3*x: for a power, write 3^x
1) Let's compute the integral: ∫(2x2 -3x + 1)dx
∫(2x2)dx -∫(3x)dx + ∫(1)dx
ℹ∫(2x2)dx = 2·x33‖-∫(3x)dx = -3·x22‖∫(1)dx = x
2·x33 -3·x22 + x
ℹ2·x33 = 2x33‖-3·x22 = -3x22
▷ 2x33 -3x22 + x
2) Let's evaluate over the interval [2, 4]: (2·433 -3·422 + 4) -(2·233 -3·222 + 2)
ℹ43 = 64‖42 = 16‖-(2·233 -3·222 + 2) = -2·233 + 3·222 -2
2·643 -3·162 + 4 -2·233 + 3·222 -2
ℹ2·64 = 128‖3·16 = 48‖23 = 8‖22 = 4‖4 -2 = 2
1283 -482 + 2 -2·83 + 3·42
ℹ1283 -482 = 128·2 -48·33·2‖2·8 = 16‖3·4 = 12
128·2 -48·33·2 + 2 -163 + 122
ℹ128·2 = 256‖-48·3 = -144‖3·2 = 6‖2 -163 = 3·2 -163‖122 = 6
256 -1446 + 3·2 -163 + 6
ℹ256 -144 = 112‖3·2 = 6
1126 + 6 -163 + 6
ℹ1126 = 563‖6 -16 = -10
563 -103 + 6
56 -103 + 6
463 + 6
46 + 6·33
46 + 183
▶Integral:   643
3) The numeric value of: 643 is:
▷ ≈ 21.3333