just some stupid calculus. pls help!!

What is the integral of the function f(x) = sin 2x?
(-1/2) cos x + C
(1/2) sin x + C
(-1/2) cos 2x + C
(1/2) sin 2x + C

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just some stupid calculus. pls help!!

What is the integral of the function f(x) = sin 2x?
(-1/2) cos x + C
(1/2) sin x + C
(-1/2) cos 2x + C
(1/2) sin 2x + C

BlackSwordsman · Answer

(-1/2) Cos2x
(dayumn....i can solve it just by lookin at it....that means im prepared well for the finals)

BlackSwordsman · Answer

ohh i forgot integration constant (+c)

BlackSwordsman · Answer

You see, the coefficient of x goes in denominator and integral of sin is -cos

Angrbrd · Answer

geomotry

Angrbrd · Answer

very nice

BlackSwordsman · Answer

@angrbrd wrote:

geomotry

BRO IT'S CALCULUS

Angrbrd · Answer

yea you do that in calculus but you start learning that stuff in geomotry

BlackSwordsman · Answer

@angrbrd wrote:

yea you do that in calculus but you start learning that stuff in geomotry

it's application of calculus

ilovemypomchi17 · Answer

lol

skylahBKk · Answer

$f(x)=sin2x?(-1/2)cosx+C(1/2)sinx+C(-1/2)cos2x+C(1)$

BlackSwordsman · Answer

@skylahbkk wrote:

$f(x)=sin2x?(-1/2)cosx+C(1/2)sinx+C(-1/2)cos2x+C(1)$

waaaw bro. so queck

skylahBKk · Answer

thanks

Manny300303199 · Answer

good luck bri u are on ur own there