[College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

[travman301]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

Are you a math major or something Jteh?

[smartdude1212]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

Well the function isn't continuous on the interval, rushy, so you can't evaluate it using the FTC.

cos^2x =/= 0, x =/= +/- (2n+1)pi/2, etc.

[rushyrulz]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

Okay thanks guys, I'll just stick with No Solution on that one. Done with the assignment

[Jtehanonymous]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

Are you a math major or something Jteh?

Yup. =)

Rushy: Yay!

[smartdude1212]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

Unless you want to start discussing complex infinity.

[rushyrulz]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

I'd rather not

[Wineandbread]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

@rushy: Yeah I'd probably stick a DNE for that one probably

@tangomango: 3D Calc is multivariable, but I think the first level of multivariate calculus falls under calc II/BC (at least, that's how it worked for my high school) which teaches you some additional stuff like series & polar functions first
If you've already done that stuff then maybe you'll take what I'm taking now

@Jteh: vector calc sCK

[~kitty~]

Re: [College - Calculus 1] Definite Integrals & Substitution

Fun stuff. I wont be doing much of this in college, I got my AP credit for Cal 1 & 2. Isn't math FUN?! ;D