Question

what is the antiderivative of 5x?

Answer 1

5

Answer 2

Im sorry
it5/2 x^2

Answer 3

You forget the constant.

Answer 4

The derivative of your proposed answer would be 5x not 5.

Answer 5

Try (5/2)x+C

Answer 6

Nice catch, radar.

Answer 7

I'm wrong it is 5x+C

Answer 8

\[\int\limits_{}5xdx=5\int\limits_{}xdx=(5/2)x^2+c\]

Answer 9

lol. I was looking at the five you originally posted as the equation being integrated, nadeem.

Answer 10

I'm confused what is the derivative of (5/2)x^2+C Lets see it is 5x Yeah

Answer 11

the 5 is a constant and an anitderivative is an integral

Answer 12

yes the derivative of (5/2)x^2+C = 5x... check

Answer 13

Well take the derivative of your proposed antiderivative. Nadeem had it right the second time.