Asked by Daniela
If f(1) = 15
f' is continuous
and integral from 1 to 6 of f'(t)dt = 29
what is f(6)?
I took the antiderivative as F(6)-F(1) so it's 6x-1x and set it to 29... but that really does not do anything, especially if you plug in 1.
f' is continuous
and integral from 1 to 6 of f'(t)dt = 29
what is f(6)?
I took the antiderivative as F(6)-F(1) so it's 6x-1x and set it to 29... but that really does not do anything, especially if you plug in 1.
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Answered by
Robina
f(29) = f(1) + integral [1, 6] f'(x)dx = 15 + 29 = 44.
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