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Second Fundamental theory of Calculus to find F(x)

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Use the Second Fundamental theory of Calculus to Find F ' (x)

F(x) = definite integral from 1 to x , t^2/(t^2+1)
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[Jan 7, 2008 11:28:42 PM]

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Re: Second Fundamental theory of Calculus to find F(x)

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Use the Second Fundamental theory of Calculus to Find F ' (x)

F(x) = definite integral from 1 to x , t^2/(t^2+1)

It is just:

F'(x)=x^2/(x^2-1)

that is, you replace t with x.
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[Jan 8, 2008 8:07:11 AM]

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