Question

anti-derivative of sec^2(x)?

Answer 1

tanx

Answer 2

^

Answer 3

^

Answer 4

sandman if you think about it if you take Tan(x) derivative you'll get Sec^2(x), so really you only need to know your derivatives with some exceptions

Answer 5

^

Answer 6

ah thanks

Answer 7

Integral of derivative >function

Answer 8

is it tanx + c or just tanx??

Answer 9

its +c but i knew that part

Answer 10

tan(x)+c would be the family and since it's indefinite it'd be +c

Answer 11

i always forget the c

Answer 12

lol

Answer 13

yeah +C makes sense of why you put it there when you're given a point

Answer 14

+c so important it gets its own drawing xD

Answer 15

all same function with different constants so getting a point allows you to pick the specific one