Finding unknown terminal value of integral with TI-89

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Given

[tex]\int_2^k \! (3x+4) \, \mathrm{d} x = 43.5[/tex]

how would I use the TI-89 to solve for k?
 
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hey guys! :rolleyes:

(i don't have a TI-89, but …)

surely someone can answer this? :smile:
 

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