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Can you name the solutions to these differential and integral equations?
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d/dx(sin(x))
Trigonometric function
∫ x dx
Don't forget the constant!
d/dx(x²-x⁻¹+3)
Basic stuff
∫ 3x²-4x+5 dx
Don't forget the constant!
dy/dt=y
Mulitplicative constant is 'A'
d/dx(tan(x))
Trigonometric function
d/dx(xˣ)
The log function proves useful..
∫2sin(x)cos(x)dx
In terms of one trigonometric function (and constant)
d/dx(arcsin(x))
Write 'root' for sqrt
∫1/√(x²+1) dx
Hyperbolic (not in terms of 'e')
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Calculus Challenge Quiz
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mudkip201
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Oct 26th, 2012 at 16:20 GMT
1 point
Where are you getting the "+1" in x^x*(log(x)+1) from? Furthermore, it should be ln(x), not log(x). The derivative of x^x is (x^x)*ln(x), not x^x*(ln(x)+1).
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