Physics, asked by narayanakalmanja7, 8 months ago

integration of a constant?​

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Answered by tejagandreti07
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Integral const dx=x(const) +c

Answered by atifkhan72
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the integral of a constant is equal to that constant times the variable of integration plus an orbitrary constant.Integral of a constant k with respect toX:kx+c.

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