I am just curious if this could be found (i would type the question ASAP)
The second derivative of a polynomial is 3x^5 - 6x^4 + 9x^2 +6x + 4 Find the polynomial Its a just a question i made up is it possible to find it out
Well I just started integration if it was the first derivative it was pretty easy I don't know about the second derivative
you just integrate it twice integration is the operation which is inverse of differentiation so to go from 2nd derivative to actual function, you integrate twice, but you will have 2 constants/undetermined values in it
from 1st derivative to original function ---integrate once from 2nd derivate to 1st derivative --integrate once so from 2nd derivative to original function ---integrate twice makes sense ?
What do we do with two constants do we keep them aside?
to get the exact values of those 2 constants we need initial values else keep them as general constants, c and c'
Yes
initial values like f(0), f'(0)
Ohkay
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