Find the area under the curve y = 2x-x2 from x=1 to x=2 with n=4 left-endpoint rectangles.
area = 25/32
Integrate with respect to x: 2x+5
x2+5x+C
Find the derivative of: ln(x4+8)
4x3/(x4+8)
Integrate with respect to x: sin(sinx)cosx
-cos(sinx) + C
State the limit definition of a definite integral.
Given on board.
Integrate with respect to x: x1/3(2+x)
(3x4/3/2) + (3x7/3/7) + C
d/dx log6(3xtanx)
(3tan(x)+3xsec2x)/(3xtanx)
Integrate with respect to x: 1/x4
-1/3(x-3)
Is a left-hand Riemann sum with 5 rectangles an under-approximation or an over-approximation for 2x+3 on the interval from 0 to 5?
Under-approximation
Integrate with respect to x: (x2+1)(x3+3x)-5
1/(12(x3+3x)4) + C
Take the derivative of: e 3x-ln(e3x)
3e3x-3
Integrate with respect to x from 0 to 1: x4-5x3+3x2-4x-6
-161/20
Using the limit definition of a definite integral, integrate with respect to x on the interval from 0 to 3: x3
81/4
Integrate with respect to x: x-2sec2x
(x2/2)-2tanx+C
Take the derivative of: f(x) = 10sinx
(10sinx)(ln(10))(cosx)
Integrate with respect to x from pi/6 to 5(pi)/4: (sec2x)/tanx
Give the exact answer.
ln(sqrt(3)/3)
Integrate with respect to x: sin(sqrt(x))/sqrt(x)
-2cos(sqrt(x))+C
Find the derivative: log12(x3)
3/(x(ln(12)))
Find the area under the curve on the interval from 1 to e: (1/x)(cos(lnx))
Give the exact answer (no decimals).
sin(1)