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Default Converting limits

I have \int_0^3dx and sovle for trig it converts them to \int_0^{\pi/4}dx How do I convert those - the answer to the problem is 9sec^3\theta-27sec\theta\mid_0^{\pi/4}dx
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I have \int_0^3dx and sovle for trig it converts them to \int_0^{\pi/4}dx How do I convert those - the answer to the problem is 9sec^3\theta-27sec\theta\mid_0^{\pi/4}dx
you need to say what the integrand is. it affects what the limits become
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