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Problems on Indefinite integrals. Help pls, thankyou!!
Date Posted: 6 years ago
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You can expand the brackets first in the derivate to get 3x^2 +x
To get the y equation, you integrate. Integrating 3x^2 gives you x^3, while integrating x is x^2 /2. Dont forget the C.
So now you have the equation
Y= x^3 + x^2 /2 + C
Substitute x= 2, y=4 and you can find C to substitute to the equation
Hope it helps! Go try it
To get the y equation, you integrate. Integrating 3x^2 gives you x^3, while integrating x is x^2 /2. Dont forget the C.
So now you have the equation
Y= x^3 + x^2 /2 + C
Substitute x= 2, y=4 and you can find C to substitute to the equation
Hope it helps! Go try it
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