Douglas P.
asked 06/22/21What's the antiderivative of 2u wrt u?
To integrate 2u wrt u, add 1+1 in exponent and denominator which is 2. Then divide 2u squared by 2 in this case u squared. Finally put plus C. The solution is u squared plus C.
1 Expert Answer
Raymond B. answered 06/25/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
anti derivative is the integral
f(x) = 2u = 2u^(1) increase the power by 1, and divide by that result (1+1):
F(x) = 2u^(1+1)/(1+1) = 2u^2)/2 = u^2 + c where c is a constant term
You got it all correct.
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Anonymous A.
It sounds like they already answered it for you lol06/22/21