HP Prime and Integrals

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Published 2019-09-12

This is a crude video put together to ansewr a question of one of my students: how do I find the indefinite integral of sine of x?

All Comments (14)

@stanleychytla3786 4 years ago

Always a pleasure to view you videos.
@paulwyleciol3459 4 years ago

I did not need this, but it was presented in such a funny way (and without music!), that there has to be a thumbs up! Greetings from the south of Austria!
@mockingjay6791 1 year ago

Gonna have the ap exam tomorrow morning and this helps me a lot 😍😍thank you!
@ElSanto0044 4 years ago

I miss your videos. Please upload more engineering videos
@user-mp1rb3ex2s 1 month ago

Thank you very much!!!
@tseckwr3783 4 years ago

Professor.... Good to see you back on youtube!!!!
@zrxav 4 years ago

Your videos are really helpful, thanks! I have a doubt: is it possible to calculate derivatives or integrals on complex variable using the hp prime?
@marginalamien5710 4 years ago

Heureux de vous retrouver monsieur. Salutations d'Alger
@pspmaster2071 4 years ago

Hey can you also do triple integrals in spherical and cylindrical coordinates?
@rafaelfantini21 4 months ago

Boa noite!! Ótimo vídeo!! Parabéns!! Não sei se pode me ajudar. Estou com o emulador, mas quando calculo a integral indefinida de (2x/(X²+4) ela apresenta como resultado LN (X²+4) / 2, mas o correto é apenas LN (X²+4). Já tentei escrever (2x/(X^2+4), mas o único jeito que ela apresenta a resposta correta é quando digito a expressão (2x/(x * x + 4), que seria a mesma coisa. Assim o resultado é LN (x²+4). Será que na calculadora física esse erro também acontece? Valewwww
@duyvan247 4 years ago

I love your voice sir
@dooda1193 1 year ago

good,, can it do triple indefinite integral,,
@yitaoma1031 3 years ago

How do u type int on calculator sir