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Finding the area between 3 functions
ahh, I can't believe I missed that. :X! thanks a million ehild- lilypeach
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Finding the area between 3 functions
Hi all, I've been attempting this problem for hours and I believe I am using the correct method, but I keep on getting the wrong answer, ANY help as to what I am doing wrong is greatly appreciated. The question is: Sketch the region enclosed by the given curves. Decide whether to integrate...- lilypeach
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- Area Functions
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Help in Solving a problem using F.T.C
excellent, got it. Thanks a million.- lilypeach
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Help in Solving a problem using F.T.C
Hi, here's my problem Use the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to evaluate the definite integral. from the int. of -1 to 1, with the function being 5/x^2+1 = 5 int. 1/x^2+1 = 5 int. tan^(-1)(x) = 5 x tan^-1(x) Plug in 1 and -1...subtract...= 450, except it's wrong. I've gotten as...- lilypeach
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Evaluate a fraction in a definite integral?
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Evaluate a fraction in a definite integral?
I don't understand how to evaluate a fraction in a definite integral, could anyone please explain this problem to me? int. between 3 (lower integral) and 4 (upper integral) of 3x^2+2/x^2 I thought of using the substitution law, and got as far as 1/6 u * du/x ...I don't quite know how to...- lilypeach
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- Definite integral Fraction Integral
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