when integrated 1/y^2 becomes -1/y why is this?

escobar147

daveb

If you mean integrating with respect to y, try taing the derivative of -1/y.

escobar147

i still don't understand

Mark44

Quote by daveb

If you mean integrating with respect to y, try taing the derivative of -1/y.

Quote by escobar147

i still don't understand

daveb is asking you to find this derivative:
$$\frac{d}{dy}\left(\frac{-1}{y}\right)$$

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daveb	If you mean integrating with respect to y, try taing the derivative of -1/y.