Thread: Antiderivative

f '(t) = 6cos(t) + (sec(t))2






So far i got f(x) = 6sin(t) + tan(t) + C

I cant figure out what C equals

THANKS

Originally Posted by FamousDrumFreak

f '(t) = 6cos(t) + (sec(t))2






So far i got f(x) = 6sin(t) + tan(t) + C

I cant figure out what C equals

THANKS

3 = 6sin(pi/3) + tan(pi/3) + C. Solve for C.

I figured it out as a decimal but i am looking for a fraction or something like x - squart of x

Originally Posted by FamousDrumFreak

I figured it out as a decimal but i am looking for a fraction or something like x - squart of x

At this level of study you're expected to know that sin(pi/3) = sqrt{3}/2 and tan(pi/3) = sqrt{3}.