Find the derivative using the fundamental theorem of calculus part 1
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Answer:
-10k+12j+15
Step-by-step explanation:
-7k-3+8j+4j-3k+18
-7k-3k+8j+4j-3+18
-10k+12j+15
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Area of circle= pi times radius^2
diameter=2 times radius
radius=diameter/2
diameter=12
radius=12/2
radius=6
pi times r&+^2
pi times 6^2
pi times 36
aprox pi=3.14
113.04 in^2
The result of division is 21.392
Rounded to the nearest tenth its 21.4 answer
(because the hundredth digit is 9 so you add 1 to the tenth digit.)
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3x(22-7x+1)-5(22-7x+1)
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