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Integral from 20 to infinity of 0 dx?
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The anti-derivative of zero is some constant; so, how do I do this?
Let thinks for a second... |dw:1401829247852:dw| That line I just labeled is y=0 And we want to look at it from 20 to infinity What does the integral from 20 to infinity of 0 represent?
|dw:1401829313642:dw| That arrow is to mean it continues
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