How to Evaluate Definite and Indefinite Integrals in MATLAB with Constant of Integration (+C )

This is a video in my MATLAB Tutorial series. In this video, I demonstrate how to integrate both definite and indefinite integrals using MATLAB. I also show you how to get the integration constant (+ C ) for indefinite integrals. I go over how to use the expand command to get MATLAB to show the expanded/distributed form of the answer. Furthermore, I go over the pretty command to get MATLAB to return answers similar to typeset mathematics format.

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