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in calculus we cannot solver for a anti derivative of e^cos(x) but is there any other impossible anti derivatives?
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\[\int_0^xe^{\cos(t)}dt\] would be an anti derivative
nothin's "impossible" :) but you may not be able to find a closed for for \[\int f(x) \text{d}x\]
Sorry, the first for should be form
XD i dont think many more exist except like 5
5 what?
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Would you consider \[\huge \int e^{x^2} \text{d} x\] to be integrable by regular methods (i.e. substitution, by-parts,...)?
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