Math challenge

[needimprovement]

This poser is'nt mine, but I love it for ingenuity, and hence wish to share it here. I am attaching the problem as a word document. Enjoy the challenge.

expression.doc

[the tree]

Seriously? A Word Document? Anyway, the entire document features nought but the following:

What is special about this expression

[math]\int_{1}^{ \sqrt[3]{3} }t^2 \mbox{d}t \times \cos{\frac{3\pi}{9}} = \ln{ \sqrt[3]{e} }[/math]

can you fathom?!?

The answer is of course that it is written in a needlessly obscured form, thus only really special in the Ralph Wigum sense of the word. Edited September 14, 2010 by the tree