(ax^4+bx+c)^-1
Will this function integrate, or am I stuck with Simpsons rule? (It's 35 years since I did my calculus, and I'm getting a bit rusty at it.)
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(ax^4+bx+c)^-1
Will this function integrate, or am I stuck with Simpsons rule? (It's 35 years since I did my calculus, and I'm getting a bit rusty at it.)
This is what Wolfram gets...
integral[1/(a*x^4 + b*x + c)] - Wolfram|Alpha
Thanks, Prove it, I needn't feel quite so embarrassed about not being able to solve that lot for myself. I think Simpson will be just fine!