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Yes! But check your work...

Perhaps half your curve is above the (say) x-axis and half is below. They could be canceling each other out.

I had an integral heat solution problem last year. I got the answer '0' and thought I must've done something wrong, so I didn't hand my assignment in. Turns out it was zero all along!

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