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Example Question #2111 : Calculus
Evaluate .
Using the Power Rule (), take the anti-derivative:
Next, evaluate the integral at the given points:
Example Question #2111 : Calculus
Evaluate .
Using the Power Rule (), take the antiderivative:
Next, evaluate the integral at the given points:
Example Question #31 : Equations
Evaluate .
Using the Power Rule (), take the anti-derivative then plug in for the interval given:
Example Question #2114 : Calculus
Integrate .
Using the Power Rule (), take the anti-derivative:
Example Question #2111 : Calculus
Evaluate .
Using the Power Rule (), take the anti-derivative:
Example Question #2112 : Calculus
Evaluate .
Take the anti-derivative (integrate using the Power Rule : ) of the expression:
Example Question #1083 : Functions
Evaluate .
Take the anti-derivative (integrate using the Power Rule : ) of the expression:
Example Question #31 : How To Find Integral Expressions
If is defined as , what is ?
None of the above
Given the derivative , we can find the function by indefinitely integrating in accordance with the Power Rule for Integrals: , where and is the arbitrary constant of integration.
Using this rule, we therefore know that .
Example Question #1084 : Functions
If is defined as , what is ?
None of the above
Given the derivative , we can find the function by indefinitely integrating in accordance with the Power Rule for Integrals: , where and is the arbitrary constant of integration.
Using this rule, we therefore know that .
Example Question #32 : Equations
If is defined as , what is ?
None of the above
Given the derivative , we can find the function by indefinitely integrating in accordance with the Power Rule for Integrals: , where and is the arbitrary constant of integration.
Using this rule, we therefore know that .
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