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ziddy83
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ok here is the integral...sorry for the laziness...
integral of dt/(t^4)-25
would this just turn out to be (t^4)-25 since you can bring up the denominator to the top as (something)^-1...then just take the antiderivative...? hope that makes sense
edit: ok that won't work...so I think i need to make a trig sub...so like...hmm do i let t= sec x?
integral of dt/(t^4)-25
would this just turn out to be (t^4)-25 since you can bring up the denominator to the top as (something)^-1...then just take the antiderivative...? hope that makes sense
edit: ok that won't work...so I think i need to make a trig sub...so like...hmm do i let t= sec x?
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