Asked by Anonymous
Evaluate the following indefinite integral. Use C as the arbitrary constant.
ç(12 /ãx+12ãx)dx
Only the x's are under the root symbols.
I got 6x^1/2 +8x^3/2+C as my answer. Is that correct?
ç(12 /ãx+12ãx)dx
Only the x's are under the root symbols.
I got 6x^1/2 +8x^3/2+C as my answer. Is that correct?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
I don't know, I can't read the original integral. But you can take the deriviative of your answer to check.
d/dx = 3/sqrtx + 12/sqrtx
d/dx = 3/sqrtx + 12/sqrtx
Answered by
Jules
That c symbol is suppose to be an integral symbol.
The a symbols are suppose to be square root symbols.
I don't know why that showed up like they did.
The a symbols are suppose to be square root symbols.
I don't know why that showed up like they did.