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My main problem is with finding the antiderivative for this one :/
You don't need to find the antiderivative. You use the fundimantal theorem of calculus here
Here we would employ the fundamental thorem of calculus, and determine that the correct answer is -sin(x^2)
But we have to be clever here, and "switch the limits of integration
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See, I was going to use the theorem, but I looked at my professor's notes and he used the antiderivative for a problem.
okay, simply apply the same strategy, only remeber to swtich the limit
Here i will work it out for you
Thank you, I really appreciate it :)
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