Correct. The logarithm to the base e is the only logarithm who's derivative isahh yeh. i was completely unaware of the change of base formula. so u use that wen integrating logarithm functions of a base other than e?
Correct. The logarithm to the base e is the only logarithm who's derivative isahh yeh. i was completely unaware of the change of base formula. so u use that wen integrating logarithm functions of a base other than e?
That's already so far ahead for a yr -10ner.btw drongoski, i dont know all the topics. i only know volumez, integration, some of mechanics (resisted motion), some of polynomialz
thanks. does anyone have another question. thank you btw aaeldar for adding that upon my knowledge.
Sounds like it didn't trouble you at all then.Simple, use a trigonometric substitution (ie let x=sin^(theta))
sin^(-1)[x^(1/2)]-[x(1-x)]^(1/2)+C
It's the most boring subject ever. I hate it with a passion, and like you I chose it because I thought it would be pretty maths based - I was wrong. There is a bit of maths in it but it's by no means hard, just annoying.one last question make it challenging. btw how is engineering studiez coz i chose that lol? will having a good background in maths benefit me, coz i hear its greatly maths involved
Hahaha I didn't even see that.naa
i used the substitution u=cos(x)
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