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okay so we can multiply we can different |
I can add two and multiply by constant |
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I can add two and multiply by constant |
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I can add two and multiply by constant |
things like that how about integrating |
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things like that how about integrating |
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things like that how about integrating |
that's what half this course was about |
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that's what half this course was about |
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that's what half this course was about |
isn't it so let's integrate something |
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so the integration I'm going to do is |
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so the integration I'm going to do is |
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so the integration I'm going to do is |
this one |
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the integral from 0 to X of DT over 1 |
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the integral from 0 to X of DT over 1 |
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the integral from 0 to X of DT over 1 |
plus X what is that integral as a |
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plus X what is that integral as a |
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plus X what is that integral as a |
function |
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so when I find the antiderivative of |
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so when I find the antiderivative of |
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so when I find the antiderivative of |
this I get the natural log of 1 plus T |
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this I get the natural log of 1 plus T |
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this I get the natural log of 1 plus T |
and then when I evaluate that at x |
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and then when I evaluate that at x |
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and then when I evaluate that at x |
equals 0 at x at t equals x I get the |
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