Calculus 1: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (Section 5.3) | Math with Professor V

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what lesson did you say we could leave the intergals where we left off because i watched from 5.1 and i dont remeber hearing that

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so you only plug in the upper limit of the integral?

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For the forth question when you take the derivative of cosr^2 did u miss something while implementing chain rule?

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No, you did.
We differentiate the upper limit of the integral, not (cosr)*2.

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Stewart Early Transcendentals