Thread: adding integrals

heyy

my assignment is to design a wine decanter using inegration methods. is it possible to have 2 very complex functions which r integrated and add them together to make a new function??

the two functions which i have are. they have been integrated

e^-0.64x (-156.25x²-487.5x-762.5)
and
72.0716x-16.92cos(x)-0.5sin(x)cos(x)

if possible how would i do it??

Originally Posted by lolo6456

heyy

my assignment is to design a wine decanter using inegration methods. is it possible to have 2 very complex functions which r integrated and add them together to make a new function??

the two functions which i have are. they have been integrated

e^-0.64x (-156.25x²-487.5x-762.5)
and
72.0716x-16.92cos(x)-0.5sin(x)cos(x)

if possible how would i do it??

These two curves look like:


Instead of wine decanter you might obtain a pot smoking glass!

they arent the original function though the original functions have domains i had to integrate them so that i could obtain the volume of the amount of alcohol it would hold.
the orignial functions are (10XE^-0.32) and 8.46+sin(x)