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Wolfram.com is one of my favorite websites simply because of the huge amount of free science and math resources they have. Wolfram's Mathworld and Scienceworld are particularly neat, but here's a cool demo of Mathematica's technology: http://integrals.wolfram.com It will integrate even the most complex functions. You have to be careful to get the right syntax (typing in cos[x] will do do nothing, it's Cos[x]), but it's pretty neat.

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Me said:

They won't let you type cos[x] in?? Use a better program.

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