Posted by allison on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 6:38pm.
do i use the subsitution rule?
to be more specific...i know its best for me to attempt the problem
so for the first problem i used substitution as
v=3u
dv=3du
du=dv/3
so answer i got was 1/3 ln3u
is that correct?
and on the second on i tried
x*x^-2 as x^-3 dx so
ans is -1/2x^-2
is that correct? please let me know before i go ahead...i have a test tommorow and i am trying to do as many practice problem as i can...tnx
du/3u = (1/3) du/u
which is (1/3)[ ln u + ln constant ]
--> (1/3) ln ( c u)
c = 3 works
so
(1/3) ln 3u + constant
x/x^2 = 1/ x
so
dx/x --> ln x + constant
I think x^1*x^-2 = x^-1 = 1/x
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