#integration
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looks good i think
the second integral you got there will be negative but you've accounted for it by subtracting the two integrals instead of adding them so good job
@undone lion for the first one
should be 1/4 (3^4) - 8(3) - 1/4 (2^4) + 8(2)
sign error on the 8(2)
same thing with the 8(1)
why is jt + huh
so lets say im integrating f(x) and it gives me F(x) and my limits are x = a and x = b
(x=a is the top limit)
then when subbing in the limits i get this
F(a) - F(b)
is this not the answer?
in most cases chatgpt will be wrong
from the integral between 1 to 2 you get -4.25, you'd take the absolute value cuz it's beneath the x-axis and change this to 4.25
from the integral between 2 to 3 you get 8.25
adding these together you get 12.5
if my explanation didn't make sense
That’s wrong
if you say so
WAIT WHY IS IT ADD
FOR TOTAL AREA SURLEY ITS -
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Also how do u do B
subtract line and curve equations
then integrate
with limits being the points of intersection
huh surely that’s part c
can u see a trapezium
formed by the line and those dotted lines
find the area of that
then essentially do what you do in part c
then do trapezium area - answer to part c
there's probably an easier way but my brain is too fried to think
Yeah thanks 🙏
i wonder why those parts are reversed lol
oh nvm
b) is just integral of the curve and c) is trapezium - integral
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ask oofy
you integrated the equated equation and not the curve equation
idk
Can u find it out
yes
RLLU?
does your calculator have an integration function?
RLLY
cuz u can use that to check
ohh omg yes wait
if you're using the new ones it'll be in the catalog
How do I get to it
which model do you have?
catalog -> func analysis -> integration
what
@marhs mentoe
like isn’t integration getting u from dy/dx to y
but when u integrate y
not necessarily
well that 'y' is dy/dx of another function