5.4 Indefinite Integrals and the Net Change Theorem/13: Difference between revisions

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$\int _{}^{}(\sin(x)+\sinh(x))dx$

${\text{Indefinite integrals in this problem }}$

$=\int _{}^{}(sin(x))dx=-\cos(x)+C$

$=\int _{}^{}(-\cos(x)+\cosh(x))dx$

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 <math>\int_{}^{}(\sin(x)+\sinh(x))dx</math> <br><br>
-<math>\text{Indefinite Integrals }</math> <br><br>
+<math>\text{Indefinite integrals in this problem }</math> <br><br>
+<math>=\int_{}^{}(sin(x))dx
+=-\cos(x)+C</math>
 <math>=\int_{}^{}(-\cos(x)+\cosh(x))dx</math> <br><br>