Posted by anon on Sunday, March 13, 2011 at 6:25am.
I integrated the expression
15(1-e^(-t/2))
and got: 15(1-e^(-t/2)).
When evaluated from 0 to 4 I got:
30*%e^(-2)+30
Divide by (4-0) gives 7.5(e^-2+1)=8.5
Could there be a typo somewhere?
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