Question

calc!

Answer 1

As satellite mentioned in the previous question: There is no \(h\), so you can't work anything out. Besides, didn't you say you were told to skip it? It's possible that it's a typo, with \(h\) in place of \(g\).

Answer 2

yeah but then my teacher said it was correct so thats why i was confused

Answer 3

is there previous questiosn with h somewhere

Answer 4

h is right beside g on the keyboard

Answer 5

is anybody able to show me how to solve for g then?

Answer 6

@SithsAndGiggles

Answer 7

integrate g'(t) what happens?

Answer 8

err g'(x)

Answer 9

just talked to my tecacher, he said to skip it, thanks though(:

Answer 10

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Answer 11

this means all u gotta do is look at the piecewise function and evaluate that expression and whereever its negative its decreasing