Fundamental theorem of calculus
Let G(x) = Int(0..x, (Int(0..s, f(t)dt)) , ds), where f is continuous for all real t. Find
a) G(0) b) G'(0) c) G''(x) d) G''(0)
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The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
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Let G(x) = Int(0..x, (Int(0..s, f(t)dt)) , ds), where f is continuous for all real t. Find
a) G(0) b) G'(0) c) G''(x) d) G''(0)
Solution.
As , we have
(a) ...
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