Question

Question...

Answer 1

\[\int\limits_{}^{}-11\cos(z) dz\]

Find the antiderivative

Answer 2

@phi

Answer 3

do you know the derivative of sin(z) ?

Answer 4

yep..... -Cos(z)

Answer 5

just cos(z)

Answer 6

oooh...I am sorry

Answer 7

I did the antiderivative instead

Answer 8

so the problem is
\[ -11 \int \cos z \ dz \]
and you know
\[ d \sin z = \cos z\ dz \]
and
\[ \int d \sin z = \int \cos z\ dz\\ \sin z = \int \cos z\ dz\]

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

thanks bro

Answer 11

and when you integrate you should also add + C
for the constant of integration

Answer 12

yep...that C