someone explain this?!

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anonymous · Answer

i really doubt it since there is no h in the question

wade123 · Answer

@satellite73 @srossd sorry i meant 5, i was supposed to skip 4

loser66 · Answer

from [0,6], f(x) = -x+3, hence f(t) =-t+3
then $$g(x) =\int_{-2}^x f(t)dt = \int_{-2}^x (-t+3) dt =??$$

anonymous · Answer

easiest to draw a picture of your piecewise function and use geometry

anonymous · Answer

from $-2$ to $0$, $g(x)=3x$

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

you want the function that gives you the area under that curve

wade123 · Answer

@SithsAndGiggles

wade123 · Answer

@SithsAndGiggles what do i do next? im confusedd

anonymous · Answer

Everything you need has been provided in @Loser66's comment.

wade123 · Answer

so when i solve that, im done?

wade123 · Answer

i didnt even see that comment, just satelites

wade123 · Answer

so it would be x^2/2-3x-8??? @SithsAndGiggles

wade123 · Answer

anonymous · Answer

Check your negative signs. Your answer isn't far off. You integrated over the interval $[x,-2]$; you're supposed to use $[-2,x]$.

wade123 · Answer

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, that's right. Though I recommend not completely relying on W|A to compute everything for you.