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rmunoz
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Integral and Derivative Help!
I have 3 problems that i am struggling to solve for the simple fact that there are two variables in each problem. I have no experience with multivariable calculus... i feel like I am missing something big because i have all the prerequisites for this physics course completed and with high grades yet this is our first hw... stuff we should be familiar with.
1. [tex]\int[/tex] 1/(d-x) dx
2. derivative of f(t)= sin([tex]\omega[/tex]t -1)
3. [tex]\int[/tex] x/((x^2)+(L^2))^(3/2) dx
I've tried to solve 1 and 3 using trig substitution, partial fractions, integration by parts, u substitution but they all seem to lead to dead ends
Homework Statement
I have 3 problems that i am struggling to solve for the simple fact that there are two variables in each problem. I have no experience with multivariable calculus... i feel like I am missing something big because i have all the prerequisites for this physics course completed and with high grades yet this is our first hw... stuff we should be familiar with.
1. [tex]\int[/tex] 1/(d-x) dx
2. derivative of f(t)= sin([tex]\omega[/tex]t -1)
3. [tex]\int[/tex] x/((x^2)+(L^2))^(3/2) dx
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I've tried to solve 1 and 3 using trig substitution, partial fractions, integration by parts, u substitution but they all seem to lead to dead ends