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An indefinite integral, also called an {{CMD_8}} computes
classes of functions:
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Here there are no limits of integration, and your answer will have a
``{{MATH_10}}'' at the end. Pay attention to the notation:
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Indefinite integrals
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integration, and they compute {{CMD_23}}{{CMD_24}}signed
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