Integration Problems Calculus
Calculus help with integration problems please!!?
Integrate the following (how to do antidifferentiion on these- please show!!)
Integrate e^(5x)-x+10
and
4e^(2x)-x+7 with limits 1 (top) and 0 (bottom)
its really easy!
When you do the derivative of e^(5x), you use chain rule.. you then get e^(5x) * 5
so when you do the integral, you get e^(5x) / 5 !
so the first integral is
e^(5x) / 5 – x^2 / 2 + 10x + constant
the second one is
2e^(2x) – x^2 / 2 + 7x with limits 1 and 0
(2e^2 – 1/2 + 7) – (2)
Calculus: Integration of Trigonometric Functions
