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How Does the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Apply to Piecewise Functions?
Yes, sorry my bad its between -4 and x g(4) would just be the integral of f(x) and using x = 4 as a substitution In this case though, I'm not really sure what f(x) is exactly since it has multiple values or I would just integrate it and sub directly. The Fund theorem states that if f be a...- josh3189
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How Does the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Apply to Piecewise Functions?
Homework Statement Use the The Fundamental theorem of Calculus to Find the following answers f(x) = 0 IF x < -4 2 IF -4<=x<0 -3 IF 0<=x<5 0 IF x>= 5 g(x) = Integral of f(t) dt Between 4 and x Determine the value of each of the following: (a) g(−6)=...- josh3189
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- Calc 1 Fundamental
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How Do s and t Function in Matrix Representations of Linear Systems?
Yeah, I considered that but as you can see in the question s and t act as a constant for the whole column. If I consider s = x, it becomes a problem when I am solving it in terms of x. The question I posted basically has only one possible answer for those blanks or so my prof says. Any ideas?- josh3189
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How Do s and t Function in Matrix Representations of Linear Systems?
Need some help with questions like this. I'm quite confused as to how to answer it in general. http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2rhu6f7&s=6 I've posted only the first first basic problem as I can do the rest if I understand the logic behind this. I actually encountered this while I was...- josh3189
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- Matrix System System of equations
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