Integrate over Regions
Integrate over any region. The actual integral used depends on the dimension of the region: a curve integral for one-dimensional integrals, a surface integral for two-dimensional regions, etc. Integrals can be computed symbolically or numerically.
The curve length is an integral over a curve.
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The surface area is an integral over a surface.
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The solid volume is an integral over a solid.
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Integrate in any number of dimensions.
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Use symbolic vector variables.
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Integrate over any region.
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