Question

help please
find :

Answer 1

\[\int\limits_{0}^{1} (x-x)^2 dx \]

Answer 2

Really? This seems sort of trivial :o
x-x = 0, ya?

Answer 3

whoops suppose to be (1-x )^2

Answer 4

Ah :D

Answer 5

sorry im kind of lagging on this site :o

Answer 6

oh haha :P

Answer 7

ahah yesh :3

Answer 8

So bust out that handy power rule :D
Or I guess you can u-sub if you need to.

Answer 9

i got 1/3 as a my final result and this book has 2/3 ?

Answer 10

1/3 seems right... hmm that's strange.

Answer 11

the answer is 1/3 you are right the book might have some sort of misprinting issues :/

Answer 12

yeh

Answer 13

the integral you get is
\[\frac{ (x-1)^3 }{ 3 }\]
you can check by verifying it apply derivative