>library closes in 5 hours
>have to learn the area between a curve and the x-axis by tomorrow
Library closes in 5 hours
Adrian Lewis
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Brayden Anderson
Just divide the curve arc's area squared by the hypotenuse of the right triangle laid against the x axis you stupid fuck...
James Martinez
>doesn’t know how to do an integral
>is over 18
>thinks he’s gonna make it
Logan Gonzalez
What this guy said u stupid fuck
William Jenkins
If you know how to differentiate you already know how to integrate if you are not a brainlet.
Ian Thompson
w-why are you guys so smart? I thought we were only neets and brainlets who shill our shitcoins to each other
Jeremiah Martinez
Do the definite integral. I forgot most of this stuff but it's easy to find on youtube. Search there instead of browsing Jow Forums
Zachary Campbell
When i was in school there was no youtube. Now there are shitloads of videos to teach you. Even tho the ADL will prevent any criticism of jews
Chase Turner
Wrong. It was only you all along
Christian Walker
im fucked
Bentley Sanders
Im already such a boomer (25) that im already starting to forget high school stuff like that..
Aiden White
Just set the two formulas equal to each other and find the quadratics, numbskull
Ryan Scott
I saw a similiar thread yesterday and the have also spoonfed you OP
should we also teach how to buy link?
Charles Green
Take the goddamn definite integral. This is how you do it: integrate the given function P= (5-Q)/2, and then apply Barrow's law to the result, which is: the difference between the integrated function evaluated in 3 and and the integrated function evaluated in 0. This should be a concrete single number, which is the area.
Also look this vid if you can:
Cooper Cooper
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Adrian Perez
This is actually ultra easy.
Things will get quite a lot harder if you study economics
Lincoln Scott
Yes. OP will have to work his ass out of this. I'm just about to have an exam on my last subject on mathematics, doing an econ. degree. I seriously recommend these textbooks: Calculus by Thomas, Essential Mathematics for economics by Sydsaeter, and Mathematical tools for economics by Alpha Chiang. Otherwise he'll get BTFO
Benjamin Cox
How many times are you gonna post your homework here?
Jonathan Lopez
If you're not smart enough to learn how to do it at least be smart enough to Google "how to define an integral on a TI-83 calculator".
t. Braindead wagie with engineering paper
Charles Richardson
I haven't touched calculus in 7 years but...
1. anti derivative of 5-2/Q is 5Q/2 - Q^2/4
2. evaluate the above at Q=3, and Q=0
3. the difference between these two values is your answer
Easton Harris
y = -.5x + 5 is the equation for the line I hope you learned in high school. The 5 comes from when x=0, and the .5 is y/x intercepts so 5/10. The - is because of a negative slope.
So you now do the integral to find the area.
It's hard type out but hope you can follow.
I haven't done calc in 7 years but I'm pretty sure this is right:
y= -(1/2)x + 5
Y = -(1/4)x^2 + 5x
Y(3) = -(1/4)(9) + 5(3) = 12.75
Y(0) = 0
Y(3) - Y(0) = 12.75 that's your area
Jayden Rodriguez
my bad I'm a dumbass I don't know how to read fractions anymore. anti derivative is 5Q - (Q^2)/4. So the answer is 5(3) - (3^2)/4 = 15 - 9/4 = 12.75
Brandon Gomez
if you dont know how to do that and youre in a non meme engineering course i would recommend you to drop out asap. it gets much harder.
its even a straight line so you can easily cheat and not use integral at all, Q=3 then P=3.5
3.5*3=10.5
(5-3.5)*3/2=2.25
10.5+2.25=12.75
Jaxson Bailey
You idiot
Carter Evans
It doesn't look like an engineering course, probably intro to calc for business/econ.
OP is one of the meme students who can't even google solutions