#integral

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jagged grotto
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Whats the thing from this thing

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jagged grotto
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Like I mean the f(t)

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I don't know how to put it

jagged gazelle
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integration?

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integrate the function and add a constant since it is indefinite

jagged grotto
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What

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Don't leave now sami

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I don't want to add constants

kindred swift
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Are you asking if your integral is correct for f'(t)

kindred swift
jagged grotto
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I thought this was just a funny thing I can do

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I want f(t)

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I already tried on the right

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The fraction is confusing me

kindred swift
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Also please tell me what you've written for f because I can't tell what it is

jagged grotto
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Yeah I wanna know the f(t) to f

jagged grotto
kindred swift
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NVM I misinterpreted 6ou

jagged grotto
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-0.5/2 *t^-1 1/2

jagged grotto
kindred swift
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And it's not divided by 2 it's, divided by 1/2

jagged grotto
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Yea but I thought because the 2 is the bottom thing

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I thought it'll be 0.5*1/2

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Idk man

kindred swift
jagged grotto
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That's what I did though

kindred swift
jagged grotto
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It's the exponent

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Or whatever you call it

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Sorry I'm a German student it's complicated

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We have different terms probably

kindred swift
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But you've raised t^-1

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( in your answer )

jagged grotto
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It was t^-1/2

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And I made it t^-1 1/2

kindred swift
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What's -1/2+1 ?

jagged grotto
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Ohhh

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So just 1/2

kindred swift
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Yep

jagged grotto
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Got it

kindred swift
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And, when you're dividing 0.5 by 1/2 it is the same as multiplying by 2

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0.5x2=1 so your answer is: √t

jagged grotto
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Uh

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Where's the square root coming from now

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And why is it *2

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And not .5*1/2

kindred swift
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t^1/2 is the 2nd root of t.

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Aka the square root

kindred swift
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Recall the power rule of integration: it doesn't involve multiplication only division

jagged grotto
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That's too much for me