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Find the derivative f’(x)
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@Spacelimbus can u help?
Yes, apply the fundamental theorem of Calculus.
Okay how do I do that?
Just to clarify, is the function supposed to be f(t)=... ?
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f(x) =
\[\int\limits_t^\left\{ -1 \right\} \ln (t^2+1)dt=F(-1)-F(t)\] About the differentiation, I believe it will be sufficient to derive it with respect to t, or just view t as a function of x t=x(t)
okay thanks!
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