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what is the integral of (1/x^2)
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-1/x
(1/x^2) is the same as X^-2 so you add on to the power, become X^-1 and then divide by that power. so it becomes x^-1/-1 which simplifies with positive indices to -1/x but don't forget to +c :) So your answer is -1/x +c
x^-2 would be -1/x
+c
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