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Find the integral of this problem

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balu736 [363]4 years ago

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So, the anti derivative= x^2 -.8x +C. Ignore C.
Plug in 2= 4-(2)(.8)=2.4
Plug in .4= .16-(.4)(.8)=-.16
2.4-(-.16)= 2.56

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