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Double integral - limit is a polynomial,
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3 Repeated integrals of the form ∫badx∫f(x)cg(x,y)dy where g(x,y) is a polynomial in x,y and f(x) is a degree 0, 1 or 2 polynomial in x.
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c | integer |
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b | integer |
-2
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d | integer |
2
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g | integer |
5
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f | integer |
-1
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ans1 | number |
-72
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ans2 | number |
211
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h1 | decimal |
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ans3 | number |
186
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m | integer |
4
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n | integer |
2
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p1 | integer |
1
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b1 | integer |
3
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c2 | integer |
2
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c1 | integer |
2
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d1 | integer |
2
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d2 | integer |
-1
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con | integer |
15
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