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Find the area enclosed by the curve y = x csch(x+y)
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[QUOTE="Saracen Rue, post: 6332541, member: 521193"] Sorry for not being clear in the OP. You're right, I do already have the graph of ##y=x \text{ csch}(x+y)## and I'm just trying to find the area enclosed by the cruve and the ##x##-axis Edit: Do you think it would be possible to use WolframAlpha's nest function to create and integrate a heavily nested form of ##y=x\text{ csch}(x+x\text{ csch}(x+...))## to allow for a better estimation of the area? I tried doing it myself but I'm not the most familiar with the language and could only seem to get it to nest every variable ##x## with ##y(x)## [/QUOTE]
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