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Question 39. Use the second fundamental theorem of calculus to calculate each of the derivatives. |
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Question 41 |
Constant function derivative is 0 |
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Question 47 |
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Where should the x always have to be in the integral? |
At the top |
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What is it called when you solve [1,x]? |
It is called the area accumulation function easier to do like a(1) and so forth. |
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What are the conditions for the second fundamental theorem of calculus |
a) F is continuous on [a,b] and differentiable on (a,b) b) F is an antri derivative of f, that is, F'(x) = f(x) |
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What is the second fundamental theorem of calculus? |
The second fundamental theorem of calculus guarentees that we can always construct an antiderivative for any continuous function f simply by defining an area accumulation function for f. |
