Question

F(x)=integral from x to x^2 (sqrt(1-t^2)dt)
find F'(3)
any1 have any clues how to approach this?

Answer 1

Yes i can help

Answer 2

ah pls do

Answer 3

i dont know if we have to split up the integral here

Answer 4

check the attachment

Answer 5

@hahd

Answer 6

ah give me some time pls i need to look at this

Answer 7

I gave you the general formula. You got the functions from the question.:)

Answer 8

yes thankyou

Answer 9

is leibniz rule derived from funamental rule of calculus somehow?

Answer 10

Leibnitz's rule is used when we have differentiation of integration.

Answer 11

um but differentiating sqrt(1+t^3) do i use some sort of substitution rule?

Answer 12

no you dont have to differentiate anything here. you read the rule, ok let me give you the full solution

Answer 13

thanks for sticking with me...

Answer 14

Hei what is the function f(t) here? sqrt(1+t^3)?

Answer 15

@hahd