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evaluate


∫(2/x-3√x+10)dx

values of u are -2 and 5

correct answer gets rep and respect

Will do it tomorrow. Interestingly I have a Calculus test tomorrow so I'll be sick looking at these kunts.

Also, I never posted it in my thread but that sum was poorly written and purposely ambiguous to make you all mad, google it and you'll get a bunch of results. I was expecting a moderately sized argument to break out but NGU is too mellow.

I just saw the thread today and semi-lol'd. Maybe this will turn into a rage fest somehow. If you have the answer PM me, I don't want it to be solved so soon. :evil:

2(-x^(2/3)+5x+ln(x))+C

im about done with calc 2, next is calc 3 hehehe =D

EDIT: and then finally calc 4 haha, then done with math forever

I'm in geometry and we get nothing this complicated

-(3x^2+2)
.....x^2

Wolfram Alpha'd it huh?

lol wolfram is for noobs

Never said it wasn't, although Wolfram can be a godsend.

You did not state what you assigned the values of u as. But I think you are short on steps anyways.

Use -2 and 5 for u.

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I have no idea what you did. No.

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1st hint.

The final integral will be simplified to contain absolute values.

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Advanced calculus. High school math is for noobs.