Integrate 0.59/(x^1.1)

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I can't solve this.. I got: -(0.59 * x^-0.1)/0.1

I think the decimals confuse me. I treated it as normal. Add one to the exponent

Question

Integrate 0.59/(x^1.1)

Medal for help! 
I can't solve this.. I got: -(0.59 * x^-0.1)/0.1

I think the decimals confuse me. I treated it as normal. Add one to the exponent

hartnn · Answer

is it 
$\Large \dfrac{0.59}{x^{1.1}}$
?

anonymous · Answer

Yes!

hartnn · Answer

first use, 
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anonymous · Answer

yes, I did this. x^-1.1 and took out the constant

hartnn · Answer

then what did u get the final answer ?

kainui · Answer

Looks right to me @student1988

anonymous · Answer

I got: -(0.59 * x^-0.1)/0.1

hartnn · Answer

yes, thats correct

anonymous · Answer

Then my assignment asked to integrate with t = 10
I did this, but the answer I got was 7.43 (rounded)

hartnn · Answer

you mean x=10 ?

anonymous · Answer

it says t not X

anonymous · Answer

It written with x = t. Same thing

hartnn · Answer

-(0.59 * 10^-0.1)/0.1 = -4.68

anonymous · Answer

I thought this was pretty elementary but guess not? lol.. wait i'll recheck my work

kainui · Answer

Well integrals have 2 bounds, not 1. So I don't really know what you mean "integrate with t=10".