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I have been trying to make an integral in open modelica. The integral that I would like to solve is the following:
W_fluido=Q/3600*∫〖Cp_fluido*dT, [Ti-Tf]
Where Cp_fluido= =(A+B*((C/T)/sinh⁡(C/T) )^2+D*((E/T)/cosh⁡(E/T) )^2))
I hope someone can help me

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