Wyzant T.

asked • 02/01/24

Evaluate the Integral using the given theorem.

Evaluate the Integral Below using the given theorem. DO NOT USE THE ANTIDERIVATIVE METHOD I need to learn how to use the definite integral method. Only use the theorem provided please. Please show all steps. The correct answer is 29/3.

Doug C.

I am fairly certain you meant the answer is 39/2 (previous post)
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Doug C.

desmos.com/calculator/ktzbp9vxsd
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Wyzant T.

Thank you! For step #2 could you explain how you got 15/n - 63i/n^2 +108i^2/n^3? it just wont click for me
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02/04/24

Doug C.

Here is a Desmos graph where I pasted an image showing how to get from step 1 to step 2. Let me know if there is any part where you might still need some clarification: desmos.com/calculator/aij5lrtmrd
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Doug C.

Whoops, except that final denominator should be n^3.
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Doug C.

desmos.com/calculator/b5cqofxi5y
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Wyzant T.

That makes sense now thank you very much!
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02/05/24

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