Constant of integration

[Andy Kemp]

A quick question for those of you who use CAS more than I get to...  How do I get the nspire to display the constant of integration when I use the integral template?

I know that I can get it by doing:

integral(x^2+3,x,c) 

But if I use the template I can't see how to tell it I want the constant included...

Any ideas or so I need to type it out in full?

Cheers

Andy

[Sean Bird]

You are correct the "+constant" has not been included from the TI-89 days.
Here is a solution that isn't any better:
deSolve(y'=x^2+3,x,y)

[Andy Kemp]

Thanks, was wondering if I had just missed something!  

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[Nevil Hopley]

You could write a short function, called something like 'do', so that
when you typed in:
do(integral(x^2+3,x))
it produced the output with a "+c" string appended to the end.

Not the most elegant, but it would do
Did you like the pun?

Nevil

On Apr 9, 9:23 pm, Andy Kemp <a...@kemp.co> wrote:
> Thanks, was wondering if I had just missed something!
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> On Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 9:05 PM, Sean Bird <covenantb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > You are correct the "+constant" has not been included from the TI-89 days.
> > Here is a solution that isn't any better:
> > deSolve(y'=x^2+3,x,y)
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[Travis Bower]

From the movie Babe    "That will do, pig"  now for some trig.