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OpenStudy (clara1223):

Integral Question in comments

OpenStudy (clara1223):

OpenStudy (jack1):

so... just so ive got my head around it... ur equation's: \(\Large F(x) = \int_{0}^{x} f(t) dt \) and you have a graph of f(x) ... not f(t)... and not F(x)... and you need to solve for F(6) (so solve F(x) when x = 6) ... does that about sum it up?

OpenStudy (clara1223):

I think so, integrals is something I really have trouble with so I'm not completely sure.

OpenStudy (jack1):

ok... what i dont get is the relationship here between f(x) and F(x)... are they ment to be th same thing??? or is the graph supposed to be of f(t)... and it's a typo maybe?

OpenStudy (clara1223):

f(x)=F'(x)

OpenStudy (clara1223):

so F is the antiderivative of f

OpenStudy (jack1):

ahhhhh, k one sec, brb

OpenStudy (clara1223):

ok. sooo sorry to rush, so grateful for your help, but this is due in 10 minutes...

OpenStudy (clara1223):

less than 5 minutes...

OpenStudy (clara1223):

1 minute :(

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

find the "net" area between the curve and the x axis from x=0 t x=6 the dt stuff is from a more formal definition of the integral; you can switch it out into x and dx and get the same, possibly more familiar, thing.

OpenStudy (clara1223):

Oh so it would have been -10?

OpenStudy (clara1223):

I get it, thanks.

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

yes, -10

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