#How to find F''(x)
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$$F'(x) = f(x)$$
King Leo
You need not integrate
Now all you care about is $$\dv{x} \qty(\int_1^{x^2} \frac{\sqrt{8 + u^4}}{u} \dd{u})$$
King Leo
Notice how i changed the bounds of integration from t^2 to x^2
It becomes x^2
When i plug in t = x into f(t), i change all instances of t to x
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Do you know how to calculate the derivative of an integral?
You do not need to find the antiderivative
$$\dv{x} \qty(\int_{g(x)}^{h(x)} f(x) \dd{x} )= f(h(x)) \cdot \dv{h}{x} - f(g(x)) \cdot \dv{g}{x}$$
King Leo
This might look very complicated. But try to use this, and youll see its very easy to use
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Assuming right side is the subtraction, yes