f(x)=a*x^2 b fp=derivative(f)
works and produces
x|->2ax
as it shlould. But
af=integral(f)
does not work. It requires
af(x)=integral(f,x)
This feels inconsistent. Why does it work this way?
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f(x)=a*x^2 b fp=derivative(f)
works and produces
x|->2ax
as it shlould. But
af=integral(f)
does not work. It requires
af(x)=integral(f,x)
This feels inconsistent. Why does it work this way?
.
f(x)=a*x^2 b
fp=derivative(f) fp=derivative(f)
works and produces
x|->2ax
x|->2ax
as it shlould. But
af=integral(f)
af=integral(f)
does not work. It requires
af(x)=integral(f,x)
af(x)=integral(f,x)
This feels inconsistent. Why does it work this way?
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