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FLOUR 08/26/19 7:24:17 PM #1:	If it were the integral of x/(x^4+1) or x^3/(x^4+1), then you could probably do those in your head. Yet, this is WAY more difficult. --- Arn, you've been playing second fiddle for your entire career. First to Ole, then Tully, now Ric. I didn't come to talk to the horse's rear. - Jeff Jarrett <cite>FLOUR posted [p:926581909] in The sinist... [t:77966367]...</cite> <quote>If it were the integral of x/(x^4+1) or x^3/(x^4+1), then you could probably do those in your head. Yet, this is WAY more difficult.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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If it were the integral of x/(x^4+1) or x^3/(x^4+1), then you could probably do those in your head. Yet, this is WAY more difficult.
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Arn, you've been playing second fiddle for your entire career. First to Ole, then Tully, now Ric. I didn't come to talk to the horse's rear. - Jeff Jarrett

<cite>FLOUR posted [p:926581909] in The sinist... [t:77966367]...</cite>
<quote>If it were the integral of x/(x^4+1) or x^3/(x^4+1), then you could probably do those in your head. Yet, this is WAY more difficult.</quote>

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