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Inputing Integrals tutorial

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To input integrals in Numbas we use the commands int() and defint(). We will see how to use them in more detail here. 

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To input the integral $\\int x^3 \\,dx$, write int(x^3, x) in the area below.

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One can also write the expression $\\int\\, dx$. To do so, input int('',x). The expression '' tells that the firtst argument of the function is an empty string.

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You can also input definite integrals. For this we use defint(). This function has four arguments, as made clear in the below example:

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To input $\\int^b_a f(x) \\, dx$, write defint(f(x), x, a, b).

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For inputting double integrals, one can use int() and defint() nested. 

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For example to write $\\int^b_a\\int^d_c g(x,y) \\,dx\\, dy$, input defint(defint(g(x,y), x, c,d),y,a,b) 

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