Question

errg I keep getting this problem wrong...

Answer 1

\[\int\limits_{0}^{1}\frac{ y }{ e^{7y }}dy= \int\limits_{0}^{1}ye^{-7y}dy\]

Answer 2

Almost exactly the same as the last problem you posted. With a 7 instead of 4. Just reuse your working.

Answer 3

I get \frac{1}{49}-\frac{8}{49}e^{-7}+C

Answer 4

http://openstudy.com/users/fanduekisses#/updates/575b824ee4b0008ef3dfa2ff

Answer 5

Shouldn't be hard to do the EXACT same steps with a single different number :P

Answer 6

\[\frac{ 1 }{ 49 }-\frac{ 8 e^{-7y}}{ 29 }\]

Answer 7

I did let me show you how I did it

Answer 8

u= y
du= dy

v= -1/7e^-7y
dv= e^-7y

Answer 9

\[\large -\frac{ te^{-4t} }{ 4 }-\frac{ 1 }{ 16 }e^{-4t}\]

Replace all 4s with a 7, and replace 16 with 49

Answer 10

\[-\frac{ 1 }{ 7 }ye^{-7y}-\int\limits_{0}^{1}-\frac{ 1 }{ 7 }e^{-7y} dy\]

Answer 11

\[-\frac{ 1 }{ 7 }ye^{-7y}+\frac{ 1 }{ 7 }(-\frac{ 1 }{ 7 }e^{-7y})_{0}^{1}\]

Answer 12

What am i doing wrong :s

Answer 13

fandue

Answer 14

that was easier than i thought

Answer 15

@agent0smith can you see what I did wrong?

Answer 16

I posted everything you'd need in my last post

Answer 17

idk I followed all the steps :'(

Answer 18

Go back and do as i said in my last post, see if you notice any mistakes in what you have already, compared to what you get from what i suggested

Answer 19

*whines* why are we cryin

Answer 20

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 21

^^jim will help

Answer 22

I've already provided all the help you need to check your answer. Which looks correct, just plug in your limits

Answer 23

it looks like @agent0smith is already helping out. No need for me to jump in

Answer 24

^^HEY THATS ME

Answer 25

BINGO! I just found out my mistake

Answer 26

You didn't have a mistake.

Answer 27

mah mammia..im confused

Answer 28

D::::::::::::: NVM that's wrong too

Answer 29

Brahh what is wrong with me

Answer 30

stop typin for a sec

Answer 31

im tryna look at the question

Answer 32

I don't deserve that title

Answer 33

its the question it murdered my google account

Answer 34

look

Answer 35

jjimmy's back

Answer 36

@Fanduekisses you lost a negative sign somewhere or you introduced one when it shouldn't be there. The -1/49 should be +1/49. Double check your work again.

Other than that, it looks good

Answer 37

oh lol and that C is unnecessary my bad

Answer 38

lmaoo all this time...

Answer 39

lets sing drake in victory of this math problem

Answer 40

that + C hehe this is a definite integral

Answer 41

Thanks guys!

Answer 42

yes true, the +C shouldn't be there

Answer 43

trophies

Answer 44

I wish I didn't have to take calc 2 in the summer. I need a break. :(

Answer 45

i am your break

Answer 46

boy flutter outta here

Answer 47

never

Answer 48

<3

Answer 49

that girl in my last profile pic was a porn star not me

Answer 50

i dont care about the girl

Answer 51

you have a great personality i wanna know you

Answer 52

i dont text girls for what they look like i learned my lesson for doing that a long time ago

Answer 53

Would've helped if you'd actually posted your whole work lol, what you were showing us was correct, what you were doing off OS was wrong

Answer 54

hehe yes you're right.

Answer 55

I will do that from now on because I tend to do simple mistakes and stuff.

Answer 56

@yrn_16

Answer 57

@richnigga4lyfe

Answer 58

@iflutteredyofeather

Answer 59

f u c k

Answer 60

i found a cheat code