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Calculus AB AP exam question from 2010 (Area/Integration)
how come the other value is not 0 when it is the y intercept? please show a step by step explanation, thank you- Kahing
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What is the area under the given equation using definite integration?
actually i do not, that is 2 chapers ahead in my book :/- Kahing
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What is the area under the given equation using definite integration?
:( I really do not understand this. I don't understand integrating natural log itself. Is there a reference link you can show me ? I have googled it, but all there is is ln(1/x) dx never any ln(x)dx- Kahing
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What is the area under the given equation using definite integration?
thats what i don't understand. is 4ln(u), ln(u)^4 or 4*ln(u) my attempt to integrate this problem would be u^n+1/n+1 5ln(3-x)/5?- Kahing
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Calculus AB AP exam question from 2010 (Area/Integration)
I have followed the steps you have given me, but i still do not come up with the same solution as the answer key :/ Find the Y intercept for y = 4ln(3-x) = y = 4.3944 Find the Area under the function y = 4ln(3-x) Find the area of the rectangle ABCD = ABCD = 8.7889 Find the area of ADEF= ADEF =...- Kahing
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What is the area under the given equation using definite integration?
Homework Statement Find the area under the given equation using definite integration. y = 4ln(3-x) from 0 to 2 The Attempt at a Solution Integration from 0 to 2 4 (integration from 0 to 2) (3-x) Let u = 3-x du = -dx -du = dx -4(integration from 0 to 2) du Idk where to go from there :/...- Kahing
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Calculus AB AP exam question from 2010 (Area/Integration)
Hello, I am currently studying previous AP Calculus AB exams and I was wondering if someone could explain how to solve the following as clearly as possible so I have a better understanding of these problems in hope to prepare my for the exam next month. R is the shaded region in the Figure in...- Kahing
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- Ap Calculus Exam
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