A lot of good tunes were posted. Props to the members on this forum for listening to good music.
For me, best songs at the moment are these.
Symphonia - Don't Let Me Go
I did it my way with Michael Kiske singing: studio edition
I did it my way with Andre Matos singing: live...
I was actually thinking:
you perform integration by parts once to reduce t^2 to t.
Result is that one of the terms is integral((e^-t)/t)
Rewrite that term to become integral(1/te^t)
use the following identity from integral tables: integral(ue^u) = (u-1)e^u
the rest is taking limits.
Homework Statement
we know dV/dt = a from the definition of acceleration
multiplying by sides by V, velocity yields
V dV/dt = aV
Left side can be reduced to d/dt(V^2/2)
so to be more clear, just looking at the left side
V dV/dt = d/dt( V^2/2)
I want to know what calculus topic...