Stormee S.

asked • 11/28/21

Evaluate the definite integral

∫(4-2x^-3)dx where 0 < A < 5

∫(a=A, B=5)

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Sidney P. answered • 11/28/21

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Stormee S.

yes thank you! how did you get the variables on ∫ to make it where it looks like everything was in the right spot?
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11/30/21

Stormee S.

also, how did you get [4x + (-2)x-2/(-2)] ?
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11/30/21

Sidney P.

The first is just formatting, using subscript and then superscript in the editor. As for the integration, you split it into two terms, with integral of 4 dx = 4x, and (-2) times integral of x^-3 = (-2) times x^-2 /(-2) by the rule integral x^n dx = x^(n+1) /(n+1).
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