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Find f'(3) when f(x) = ∫ [0, 2x-1] g(t)dt and g(x) is (x-2)^2+y^2=4 (positive)
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oobleck
this is just the chain rule in reverse
If f(x) = ∫[u,v] g(t) dt then
f'(x) = g(v)*v' - g(u)*u'
now, what is y doing in there? g(x) is a function of x. and how can g(x) be an equation?
Somehow you have mangled the question.
If f(x) = ∫[u,v] g(t) dt then
f'(x) = g(v)*v' - g(u)*u'
now, what is y doing in there? g(x) is a function of x. and how can g(x) be an equation?
Somehow you have mangled the question.
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