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[25 + 50 cos (2x)] dx any thoughts?
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Hint: Let U=2x and remember the chain rule the derivative of the inside times the derivative of the function.
technially it's an integral pi/3...0 [25 + 50 cos(2x)]dx
Oh this is an integral. This is then S25dx +50Scos(2x)dx. The "S" is my integral sign. No let u=2X so du will equal 2dx.
so it should be x + 25sin(x) ?
Yes but you need to multiply x by 25 and you need to substitute 2x back in for u so it will be 25x + 25sin(2x) +c. You were on the right track though.
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i'm so bad at these... i get it up to the stupid derivitive part
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