I Successive Integrals: Examining 1st Integral y_1(t)

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My textbook shows the following example of successive integrals:

Does the 1st integral y_1(t) have a typo? Shouldn't the integral be taken with regards to Tau?
If not, I would appreciate an explanation of why the 1st successive integral is taken with regards to t, but in the second it is taken with regards to Tau.
 
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SuperCat said:
My textbook shows the following example of successive integrals:

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Does the 1st integral y_1(t) have a typo? Shouldn't the integral be taken with regards to Tau?
If not, I would appreciate an explanation of why the 1st successive integral is taken with regards to t, but in the second it is taken with regards to Tau.
I believe you're right about this being a typo.
The integral should be ##\int_{-\infty}^t y(\tau) d\tau##.
 
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Mark thank you for your reply. I had a feeling that it didn't make sense, but I always feel a lot more comfortable getting a second opinion. This is now resolved.
 
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