Question

What is the antiderivative of radical(3) e^t @hartnn

Answer 1

integrating from -ln4 to 0

Answer 2

\(\sqrt3e^t or \sqrt{3e^t}??\)

Answer 3

1st one

Answer 4

or \(\sqrt[3]e^t\)

Answer 5

u can take \(\sqrt3\) which is constant, out of integral
can u find antiderivative of e^t ?

Answer 6

isn't that just e^t? for antiderivative?

Answer 7

yes!,its just e^t
do u know how to put those limits after taking antiderivative ?

Answer 8

yeah... F(0)-F(-ln4) only this time I have to distribute so it's F(0)+F(ln4)

Answer 9

NO.

Answer 10

F(0)-F(-ln 4) is correct

Answer 11

UMMM WHAT!@

Answer 12

oh crap. I got something wrong then on my paper

Answer 13

now F(x) is not a linear function , so u cannot do F(0)+F(ln 4)

Answer 14

whats F(0) = ?

Answer 15

radical3

Answer 16

yup, whats F(-ln 4)

Answer 17

hold on getting calc

Answer 18

need calcy for that ?
use properties of ln

Answer 19

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