MollyHabby
This can easily be integrated by substitution.
Integrate[(6x3+8)418x2 dx]
let u=(6x3+8)
du/dx= 18x2
du=18x2 dx
Substituting u in gives...
Integrate [u4 du] = (1/5)(u5) + C
Substituting x back in gives..
(1/5)(6x3+8)5 + C
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β 14y agoYes, of 72
I believe A2 times A2=A4 (A to the power of 4).
C squared times the square root of 5cd over 2 times d to the third power
Powers are how many times you multiply a number by itself. Three squared (or three to the second power) is the same as 3 times 3. Three to the third power is the same as 3 times 3 times 3. This can continue forever. For the record, three to the third power is equal to 27.
The answer depends on what the question is!
Yes, of 72
When a number is to the 'third power,' that means that you are going to be multiplying the number by itself three times.
I believe A2 times A2=A4 (A to the power of 4).
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C squared times the square root of 5cd over 2 times d to the third power
x3-5x2+x is already simplified.
It means-- something times something times something--or something raised to the third power. Squared is something times something--or something to the second power.
b to the fourth power
Power=current squared times resistance
16 to the 4th power, or 16 x 16 x 16 x 16 = 65,536
512
(3y2)4*3y2*3y2*3y2*3y2 = 38*y16 = 6561y16