Question

how do you integrate sqrt(s+t)ds?

Answer 1

isnt there some sort of chain associated with that though?

Answer 2

sumbul i feel we used to divide the power in case of integration !

Answer 3

yes (2/3)(s+t)^3/2 right

Answer 4

but no chain?

Answer 5

now its ok. here there is no chain associated

Answer 6

chain why??

Answer 7

because of t???

Answer 8

thats what i would have thought but i trust you

Answer 9

batman have blind faith on sumbul he's correct

Answer 10

sheg gets a medal just because that made me laugh

Answer 11

hahahaha then i will also bcoz u also made me laugh

Answer 12

why

Answer 13

if t is a function of s then there is something to talk about; but otherwise its just a partial integration

Answer 14

laughing why:(

Answer 15

amistre here we having only one function s and t can be taken as a constant as we having a term ( s+t) so no need of Partial Diff. too....this is wht i feel this may be wrong i m just verifying it from u

Answer 16

if it is related to differential geometry then may be t=t(s)