Math, asked by jadensingh, 1 year ago

integration of (π-x)^2​

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Answered by waqarsd
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jadensingh: answer is (π-3)^3÷(-3)
Answered by deva695
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∫(π−x)2 dx=−∫(π−x)2 (−dx)

=−∫(π−x)2 d(π−x)

=−(π−x)33+C

Alternatively,

∫(π−x)2 dx=∫(π2+x2−2πx) dx

=π2x+x33−2πx22+C

=π2x+x33−πx2+C


deva695: I don't know hindi
deva695: speak in English
jadensingh: ok how you take out minus in starting
deva695: it is common right
jadensingh: why u take common
jadensingh: my problem is that when u intergrate power which is 2 then its 2+1=3upon 3 means (π-3)3÷3
jadensingh: but answer is (π-3)^3÷-3
jadensingh: how -3
jadensingh: sorry actually its π-x
jadensingh: in place of 3
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