> Here's the trick. S' will, with very high probability, be a sum. Say > s1+s2+s3. > A CAS will usually try to compute integrate(s1,x) + integrate(s2,x)+ > integrate(s3,x). > That's the way integral tables work too. > > Are you saying that FriCAS is the only CAS which doesn't do this?
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