Finding the Antiderivative of 2xy

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Homework Statement


It is simple: find the antiderivative of 2xy.


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I am inclined to say that it equals (xy)^2 +c, but can't help but feel i have left out something.
 
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Yes, they are both variables.
 
rock.freak667 said:
What are you integrating with respect to? Are both x and y variables?

BJducky said:
Yes, they are both variables.
Then answer the question! You want to find the anti-derivative with respect to which variable?

[tex]\int 2xy dx= x^2y+ C[/tex]

[tex]\int 2xy dy= xy^2+ C[/tex]

Choose one!