Solving for the Antiderivative: 2/x - 5e^5x | Math Homework Help

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The antiderivative of the function 2/x - 5e^5x is being discussed. The correct approach involves integrating each term separately, leading to the expression 2ln|x| - e^5x + C. The integration of 2/x results in 2ln|x|, while the integration of -5e^5x yields -e^5x after applying the constant factor rule. The final answer includes the constant of integration, represented as + C. The solution confirms that the process of finding an antiderivative is indeed another term for integration.
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Homework Statement


Sorry I have class at 8 and I am getting myself confused...
What is the anti-derivative of 2/x - 5e^5x


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So I did this...
2 * 1/x - 5e^5x
Anti-derivative:
2ln - 5e^5x
 
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Is an Anti-Derivitive ...another word for Integration?
if 1/x =lnx ...looks like it.
[Int]2/x - [Int]5e^5x
2[int]1/x - 5[int]e^5x
2Lnx - 5[1/5e^5x]
Ans: 2Lnx -e^5x + k

Am I right?
 
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