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C4 Integration - Urgent

phat-chewbacca

How do you integrate the integral(k)dt ?
Please show reasoning, thanks

Reply 1

Ze Witcher

Original post by phat-chewbacca

How do you integrate the integral(k)dt ?
Please show reasoning, thanks

'Katie'

K would be a constant, generally.

What do you get if you integrate 1 with respect to dx? You would get x. -- 1 is a constant here. (1 multiplied by x = x )

What do you get if you integrate K with respect to dx? You would get Kx.

What do you get if you integrate K with respect to dt? You would get...?

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 2

phat-chewbacca

Original post by Ze Witcher

'Katie'

K would be a constant, generally.

What do you get if you integrate 1 with respect to dx? You would get x. -- 1 is a constant here.

What do you get if you integrate K with respect to dx? You would get Kx.

What do you get if you integrate K with respect to dt? You would get...?