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How did they come up with that "*" portion?
i dont understand the Png you have attached
The * portion is the last step in integrating the given problem
its 12 s
***** \[\large\int\limits_0^s\frac{\mathrm ds}{\sqrt{12s+0.02s^2}}=\int\limits_0^t\mathrm dt\]
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yes =)
whats the original question?
The one that @UnkleRhaukus wrote
oh, i thought those integrals were derived from some differential equation...
Let \(u = \sqrt{12s+0.02s^2}\) \(\mathrm du = (\cdots)\mathrm ds\)
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