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Evaluate the integral using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. See attachment.
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integral of 4 cos x is -4 sin x evaluate the answer is -4 sin (3pi/2) + sin(pi/2) whatever that is
oops
its 4 sin (x) i always mix up integration and differentiation
the answer is -8
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Awesome, got the same thing.
Wait, I'm a bit confused about -4 sin (3pi/2) + sin(pi/2). That ends up being, -5. :|
yes i accidentally did the derivative instead of integrating
integrating that gives you 4sin(x) + C
Yeee'
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then 4sin(3pi/2) - 4sin(pi/2)
Thought so. Alright. I didn't see/read the previous post. :X
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