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Find the area between the curve y=4e^(2x) - 3e^(x) and the x-axis from x=2 to x=7 Just another similar question to my previous one, just wanted to know if I fully understood it
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integrate the given fn with limits 2 and 4... u'll get the answer...
4*2 e^2x - 3 e^x [8e^2x - 3e^ x]x=2 x=4 8e^8 - 3 e^4 - 8e^4 + 3e^2 8e^8-11e^4+3e^2 will be the answer i hope...
Didn't you just do the derivative in the first step?
its integration dear... sorry i've forgot that topics .... but the process is correct i know...
Alright thanks i guess
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