∫-(5x-3) dx
= -5∫x dx + 3∫dx
= (-5)(x2/2) + 3x + C
= -5x2/2 + 3x + C
where C is the constant of integration
Chandan P.
asked • 02/21/18Integrate -(5x-3)dx
integrate -(5x-3)dx
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Inactive Tutor answered • 02/21/18
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Just apply the power rule term by term.
∫-(5x-3)dx = -∫5xdx + ∫3dx = -5x2/2 + 3x + C
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