Homework Help: Math

Posted by JL on Monday, April 25, 2011 at 8:51am.

Could someone answer this question so I understand it. Thanks.

Find the antiderivitive of the following derivitive that satisfies the given condition.

dy/dx = 4x+4/3rd root of x
y(1)=0

y(x)=

Math - bobpursley, Monday, April 25, 2011 at 9:52am
remember

INT vdu=uv= INT udv ?

let du= x^-1/3 u= 3/2 x^2/3
v= (4x+3)

so, your above integral must equal

uv-INT udv
or
3/2 x^(2/3)*(4x+3)-INT 6 x^-2/3 dx

and you can finish that.

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