Question

how to integrate (1/2)[e^(1/2) dt ?

Answer 1

\[\huge \int\limits \frac{1}{2}e^{1/2}dt\]Like this? No t in the function?

Answer 2

yeah its like that :/ except the 1/2 is outside

Answer 3

Inside outside, blah blah doesn't matter :) hehe

Answer 4

haha just clarifying

Answer 5

Ok they're just trying to confuse you with this one, it's actually very simple.
The e^1/2 is just a fancy fancy looking constant. Nothing more.

He's just a constant wearing a fancy tuxedo trying to confuse you and make you think you have to integrate it.
He's just a constant.
We can pull him outside of the integral along side the 1/2.\[\huge \frac{1}{2}e^{1/2}\int\limits\limits dt\]

Answer 6

Confused? :o

Answer 7

i got it now thanks haha

Answer 8

cool c: