Check my answer on this derivative of an integral problem? Just learned how to do this, and I would love for someone to make sure I did this next problem correctly!
find \[\int\limits_{x^2}^{x^3} \cos(2t) dt\]
I got this:
finjd dy/dx of that integral.
you meant
yes
go ahead...
\[(3x^2 \cos2x^3) - (2x \cos2x^2)\]
yes, seems as though you are correct...
Ooo nice job! :) Looks correct! Are you using Fundamental Theorem, Part 1 for this type of problem?
yes, he is, and did last time
look, he is quick, in my prof on that perv. prob, lol.
yes zepdrix I am. Actually SolomonZelman taught me how to do it. Thanks again! Guess I really do understand it now. Really thank you SO MUCH!
sure, whatever and whenever I could....
good work.
I got to go, but I see there are many people who can help and verify stuff for you, and better than me.... have a good night (I guess you are in US as well) bye
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