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i know when you are dealing with limits you can take the inverse to fit the standard limit equations.
how about integrals? can u take the inverse for instance: integral(f(x)dx)
turn it into integral((1/f(x))dx)^-1) get the answer and then reverse it back?
when can u or can't you take the inverse?
how about integrals? can u take the inverse for instance: integral(f(x)dx)
turn it into integral((1/f(x))dx)^-1) get the answer and then reverse it back?
when can u or can't you take the inverse?