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Line 63: Any [[rational function]] is integrable (using, for example, [[partial fractions in integration\|partial fractions]]), and therefore any fraction involving trigonometric functions may be integrated as well. ==External Links== *[http://www.docstoc.com/docs/159557614/Exponential-Circular-Integrals/ Difficult integrals with complex numbers and Euler's formla] [[Category:Integral calculus]]

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