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what is the integral of x squared between 0 and 1

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@chubo1,

I have no idea, but maybe this 3 page pamphlet will help you figure it out: LINK

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@chubo1,

chubo1 wrote:

what is the integral of x squared between 0 and 1

integral of x^2 = (x^3)/3 + C

Evaluating integral of x^2 from 0 to 1: [(1^3)/3] - [(0^3)/3] = 1/3

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@chubo1,

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@aspvenom,

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@chubo1,

chubo1 wrote:

i have a droid

Oh ... well, then you're screwed.

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@Enzo,

what is the derivitive of 2x?

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@chubo1,

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@Ticomaya,

isn't it x^2

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@chubo1,

Integral of 2x is x^2 + C
derivative of 2x is 2
Go hit the books and learn the theory behind it instead of asking solutions for problems. If you keep on doing this, you're gonna regret it later (i.e. exam).

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@Enzo,

i am not in school anymore...

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@chubo1,

Still, flipping through the text can give you a more in-depth understanding.

Here are some online free textbooks if you wanna brush up on your calculus.

http://faculty.swosu.edu/michael.dougherty/book/book.pdf

http://www.whitman.edu/mathematics/california_calculus/calculus.pdf

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You'v got vastly better study materials for pretty nearly all subjects than anybody ever dreamed about 30 years ago. For math the most basic resource is the Khan Academy series on youtube.

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@Enzo,

Thanks for mentioning my book. Hopefully it will be in printable form in the next year or so. -Mike Dougherty

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