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sarvesh0303
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Homework Statement
I am a high school student and I am very fond of calculus. I know we get the distance by calculating the area under the v-t graph. But this is my take on another way to get an equation
The original differential equation is
dx/dt=v(t)
multiplying both sides by dt,
dx=v(t)dt
Integrating on both sides,
∫dx=∫v(t)dt
Hence we get
x+c=F(t)+C
where F(t) consists of variables only.
but
x=∫v(t)dt =F(t)+C
so i am getting x+c=x but since c is a constant and not necessarily zero x+c might not be equal to x.
Help! Spending sleepless nights on this problem
Homework Equations
x=∫v(t)dt
dx/dt=v(t)
The Attempt at a Solution
Tried my best. Couldn't reach anywhere.