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Solving Riemann Sums: a=3,b=8 & a=5,b=10, What is f(x) & g(x)?
The following sum Sqrt(5+5/n) * (5/n) + Sqrt(5 +10/n) * (5/n)... is a right Riemann sum for the definite integral a=3 and b= 8 what does f(x) equal? I got a and b but could not find f(x) It is also a Riemann sum for the definite integral Sqrt(5+5/n) * (5/n) (same as above)...- MillerL7
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- Homework Riemman Sum
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How do I correctly solve the indefinite integral of [sin^3*(13x)*cos^8*(13x)]dx?
I tried that formula and got it incorrect...- MillerL7
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Is the Integral Solved Using Integration by Parts?
Consider the Integral: a=0 b=1 (x^2)(sqrt(9x+8))dx Does u=(9x+8) ? can we factor out the x^2? We have to give the value that the definite integral is- MillerL7
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- Definite integral Homework Integral
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What is the Indefinite Integral of [(e^(4x))/(e^(8x))+9]dx?
So, I ended up with 1/4lnabs((e^4x)^(2))+9) and got it wrong, what am I doing incorrectly?- MillerL7
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How do I correctly solve the indefinite integral of [sin^3*(13x)*cos^8*(13x)]dx?
The integral of [sin^3*(13x)*cos^8*(13x)]dx I think u=sin^3 so du/dx=cos^3 du=cos^3dx but then I am really not sure if that is correct, the trig functions confuse me a bit. Please help me, thank you!- MillerL7
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- Homework Indefinite Indefinite integral Integral
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What is the increase in a cattle population between the 4th and 6th years?
thank you! that is correct, I understand that one now- MillerL7
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What is the Indefinite Integral of [(e^(4x))/(e^(8x))+9]dx?
I always get confused when taking antiderivatives of fractions...how do I go about doing that?- MillerL7
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What is the Indefinite Integral of [(e^(4x))/(e^(8x))+9]dx?
correction on problem the second part is the one that we need help on...thank you!- MillerL7
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What is the Indefinite Integral of [(e^(4x))/(e^(8x))+9]dx?
Evaluate the indefinite integral: [(e^(4x))/(e^(8x))+9]dx -I think that u=e^(2x) so then du=e^(2x)dx then the answer would end up being [(e^(4x)+9)/(-1)]^(-1) but it was incorrect; I think that my u might be wrong and that's where the problem is, but I am not sure. Please help, thank...- MillerL7
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- Homework Indefinite Indefinite integral Integral
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Solving Riemann Sum: Velocity Function v(t) = t^2 -5t + 6
The velocity function is v(t)=t^2 -5t + 6 for a particle moving along a line. Find the displacement traveled by the particle during the time interval [0,5]. What is the displacement? What is the distance traveled? I think that the information should look like this: (1)(1^2 -5(1)...- MillerL7
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- Homework Riemman Sum
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What is the increase in a cattle population between the 4th and 6th years?
A population of cattle is increasing at a rate of 200 + 10t per year, where t is measured in years. By how much does the population increase between the 4th and 6th years. What is the total increase? I tried using integration, and have b=6 and a=4, with interval of 2, but it was wrong...- MillerL7
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- Homework Integration
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How to Calculate Cattle Population Increase with Integration
A population of cattle is increasing at a rate of 200 + 10t per year, where t is measured in years. By how much does the population increase between the 4th and 6th years. What is the total increase? I tried doing integration and take it from the right hand site, but that was...- MillerL7
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- Homework Integration
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What is the Solution to a Challenging Integration Homework Problem?
I attached just one question...My tutor and the TA could not figure it out or help me get started on it...can someone help me get started? Thank you so much!- MillerL7
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- Homework Homework problem Integration
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