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What is the integral of [(2x-y)^3]dx?
11 years ago

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Sharon
Sorry I mean [(2x-y)^2]dx
11 years ago
Steve
since x is the variable of integration, y acts just like any other constant, so it's just

(1/8)(2x-y)^4 + C
11 years ago
Steve
sorry - I mean

(1/6)(2x-y)^3 + C
11 years ago

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