Asked by Z32
What is the antiderivative of f(x)= 2x^8 + 10x^5 - 8x^4 - 4?
I got (2/9)^9 + (10/6)^6 - (8/5)^5 - 4x but it's not right.
I got (2/9)^9 + (10/6)^6 - (8/5)^5 - 4x but it's not right.
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
Your answer is correct.
Check your second term, they probably reduced the 10/6 to 5/3
Check your second term, they probably reduced the 10/6 to 5/3
Answered by
drwls
What happened to the x's in the first three terms?
The first term should be (2/9)x^9
You made similar errors in the second and third terms by not typing in the "x" before the exponent.
The first term should be (2/9)x^9
You made similar errors in the second and third terms by not typing in the "x" before the exponent.
Answered by
Reiny
drwls is right.
I didn't even notice that you dropped the x's.
I didn't even notice that you dropped the x's.
Answered by
Z32
Oh dang. That's what I forgot. The x's. I put in the x's and the answer was correct. Thanks!
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