Question

evaluate the integral problem

Answer 1

\[\int\limits_{1}^{2} v^3+3v^6/v^4\]

Answer 2

that simplifies to \[\int\limits_{1}^{2} v^3+3v^2\]

Answer 3

do you mean (v^3+3v^6)/v^4

Answer 4

yes myininaya

Answer 5

you need to write as two fractions first then

Answer 6

weellllll that changes things

Answer 7

then use law of exponents

Answer 8

but i multiplied that by v^-4

Answer 9

and i got v^-1 and 3v^2

Answer 10

am i doing it right?

Answer 11

looks good

Answer 12

now integrate those tems

Answer 13

will it be ln v +v^3?

Answer 14

then you have the limits to plug in and yes that looks good so far

Answer 15

[ln(2)+(2)^3]- [ ln(1)+1^3]

Answer 16

so the final answer would be ln(1)+7?

Answer 17

well ln(2)+7
ln(1)=0

Answer 18

oh okay

Answer 19

thank you