Derick M.
asked 12/13/20Fundamental theorem help
let ft(t)=F'(t), with F(t)=7t^2 + t, and let a=1 and b=3. write the integral and evaluate it using the Fundamental theorem of Calculus so far I was able to write Integral=(14t +1) but need help
dt=_________ -___________=_________
1 Expert Answer
Raymond B. answered 12/25/20
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if you are evaluating the integral at a and b, 1 to 3
then 7(3)^2 + 3 - (7(1)^2 + 1) = 63+3 - 7-1 = 66- 8 = 58
= the area under the parabolic curve from t=1 to t=3
F(t) is the integral of f(t)
f(t) = the derivative of F(t) = F'(t) = 14t+1 = the slope of the curve
Not clear why you want to evaluate the deriviative
but slope of the curve at t=3 = 14(3)+1 = 43
slope of the curve at t=1 = 14(1) + 1 = 15
change in slope from t = 1 to t=3 = 43-15 = 28
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Tom K.
Derick, you don't provide the problem. If the problem was to integrate f(t) from 1 to 3, our solution is F(3) - F(1) = (I leave to you to calculate).12/13/20