James D.
asked 06/21/21Find f. (Use C for the constant of the first antiderivative, D for the constant of the second antiderivative and E for the constant of the third antiderivative.)
| f'''(x) = sqrt(t) - 6 cos t, determine f(x) |
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Mark M. answered 06/22/21
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f"'(t) = ∫f''''(t)dt = (2/3)t3/2 - 6sint + C
f'(t) = ∫f"(t)dt = (4/15)t5/2 + 6cost + Ct + D
f(t) = ∫f'(t)dt = (8/105)t7/2 + 6sint + (C/2)t2 + Dt + E
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