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OpenStudy (anonymous):
[∫(t-4)dt]u(t-4)= (Limits of integration are from 4 to t)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Did you mean \[\int _4^t (4-t)dt\] ?
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Yes
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Integrate 4, then integrate t
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