Posted by Tammy on Friday, September 16, 2011 at 1:15pm.
I assume you mean make the area under the curve 1.0 in the interval.
Area=Constant*INT e^-5x dx from 0 to infinity
1.0=constant* (-1/6 e^-6x ) over the limits
1.0= constant*1/6(e^0 -e^-inf)
6= constant.
check my work, My mind today is wavering, allergy meds today.
Hi Bob,
Thank you for responding so quickly. And sorry to hear about your allergies. They are not fun! The exact question was : normalize the following functions in the interval 0 to infinity: a) e^-5x. The answer my instructor has is 10^1/2 e ^-5x as the answer but I don't know how he got to that answer. Any ideas?
Related Questions
college algebra - Solve the following inequality. x^3+9x^2-108 less or equal to ...
Physics - I'm trying to rearange this 0 = Xo + 2^-1 a t^2 for t I've ...
calculus--please help!! - Solve the inequality. x^3+9x^2-108 less than or equal ...
Physics - i have just started physics, can someone please show me step by step ...
Math - Can someone show me step by step on how to factor/solve this problem ...
Algebra - Can someone explain to be how to put (x/ (x^2-4)) in another form... ...
Algebra - Can someone explain to be how to put (x/ (x^2-4)) in another form... ...
Maths - Differentiate y=(5x-2)^3(3-x)^6 using the product rule. i don't get ...
please help math factor trinomial - y^3-13y^2+36y Can someone please show me ...
Algebra - I'm trying to solve (5x-4)/(5x+4)=2/3. I don't know how to get...
For Further Reading
