Inactive Tutor answered 04/06/22
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integrate 2x-1/3
y = x^2 -x/3 + c
plug in the point (2,-2)
y(2) = 2^2 -2/3 + c = -2
solve for c
c =-2 -4+2/3 = -4/3
y = x^2 -x/3 -4/3
Mallory L.
asked 04/06/22Inactive Tutor answered 04/06/22
integrate 2x-1/3
y = x^2 -x/3 + c
plug in the point (2,-2)
y(2) = 2^2 -2/3 + c = -2
solve for c
c =-2 -4+2/3 = -4/3
y = x^2 -x/3 -4/3
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