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dan greig
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how do i integrate,
3x^3
is it left as
3x^4/4
3x^3
is it left as
3x^4/4
Integrating 3x^3: Simplifying the Process
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The discussion revolves around the integration of the polynomial function 3x^3, focusing on the process of finding the indefinite integral and the importance of including the constant of integration.
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- Conceptual clarification, Mathematical reasoning
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- Participants explore the integration process and emphasize the necessity of adding a constant when dealing with indefinite integrals.
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The conversation is currently highlighting the significance of the constant of integration, with multiple participants acknowledging its importance in the context of grading and assessment.
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- #2
TD
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Correct, don't forget the constant of integration though 
- #3
neutrino
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If it's an indefinite integral, you have to add a constant.
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dan greig
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you mean +c?
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Jacobpm64
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yep.. that +c is important.. and many teachers will be ready and willing to dock many points off for that