1. Nov 21, 2004 #1

   courtrigrad

   

   When they ask you to set up integral formulas for the derivative of 1/(x+1), would you use the fundemental theorem of calculus and set up a definite integral, or an indefinite integral. Can someone help me clarify this?
   
   Thanks

    

   courtrigrad, Nov 21, 2004
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3. Nov 21, 2004 #2

   Galileo

   

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   Integral formulas are (almost to my knowledge) expressed in indefinite inegrals, since all you need is an antiderivative of the integrand.
   
   i.e.
   [tex]\int\frac{dx}{x}=\ln x+C[/tex]

    

   Galileo, Nov 21, 2004

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