integration of 1/x^2.dx
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Explanation: For this antiderivative, you would use the power rule for antiderivatives/integrals. This states that ∫xn=1n+1(xn+1) . Since 1x2=x−2 and n≠−1 in this case, you can apply this power rule.
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Answer:
-1/x + c
Explanation:
∫1/x² dx
⇒ ∫x⁻² dx
⇒ x⁻²⁺¹/2+1 + c
⇒ x⁻¹/-1 + c
∴ -1/x + c is the integration of 1/x²
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