Is that correct? Cause in the answer in x-1 the -1 doesn't exist
#Need confirmation
grizzled bridge
cloud slate
Is that correct? Cause in the answer in x-1 the -1 doesn't exist
The $-1$ is included in the constant of integration
shy roseBOT
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grizzled bridge
Why?
@cloud slate
Because you can't have constants in the end?
They are included in +C?
cloud slate
Because you can't have constants in the end?
You can, but it’s more concise to include them in the +C.
grizzled bridge
So it's better the skip the -1 or not
cloud slate
I’d personally just include it with the +C, but I don’t suppose it’s that important at the end of the day.
grizzled bridge
But it isn't wrong if I write it
cloud slate
But it isn't wrong if I write it
Yeah, it's not wrong.