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Foadsf commented Apr 27, 2018

The goal of this Jupyter/IPython Notebook is to test different methods suggested here in this StackOverflow post to see how we can check if sympy is able to analytically/symbolically solve a mathematical expression. It seems that the .has(Integral) is the most accurate.

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