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IntPractice

  

practice computing an integral

 

Calling Sequence

Parameters

Description

Examples

Compatibility

Calling Sequence

IntPractice(expr)

IntPractice(expr, var, options)

Parameters

expr

-

an equation in at least one variable

var

-

(optional) the variable to solve for

options

-

(optional) equation of the form output=canvas, link, or default

Description

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The IntPractice command is a special case of SolvePractice that used for computing integrals. It creates an interactive application where you can enter the steps for finding integrals, and then it analyzes and provides step-by-step feedback by clicking the button.

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By default, an interactive canvas is shown in the Maple document.

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The output = link option can be used in order to create a compute integral example that can be answered using Maple Learn.

  

The output = canvas option can be used in order to create an XML-based canvas structure that can be used with DocumentTools:-Canvas:-ShareCanvas and other commands.

Examples

withGrading

AbsoluteValueFunction,DiffFeedback,DiffPractice,Draw,ExponentialFunction,GetData,GetDomain,GetExpression,GradePlot,GridPoint,Inequalities,IntFeedback,IntPractice,IsQuadraticFormula,LinearFunction,LogarithmicFunction,QuadraticFunction,Quiz,QuizBuilder,Segment,SolveFeedback,SolvePractice

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IntPractice%intx3,x,x

This interactive example can also be shared via Maple Learn by outputing and sharing a canvas:

cvIntPractice%intx3,x,x,'output'='canvas':

DocumentTools:-Canvas:-ShareCanvascv

Compatibility

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The Grading:-IntPractice command was introduced in Maple 2022.

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For more information on Maple 2022 changes, see Updates in Maple 2022.

See Also

DocumentTools:-Canvas:-NewCanvas

DocumentTools:-Canvas:-ShareCanvas

Grading

Grading:-SolvePractice