Indefinite Integrals 6.1. Integration - Antidifferentiation - method of solution to a differential equation INdefinite Integral Integration Symbol Variable.

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Indefinite Integrals 6.1

Integration - Antidifferentiation - method of solution to a differential equation INdefinite Integral Integration Symbol Variable of Integration Integrand Constant of Integration

Solve the differential equation SEPARATE VARIABLES (1) INTEGRATE BOTH SIDES Constant of Integration

Find the general solution to SEPARATE VARIABLES (2) INTEGRATE BOTH SIDES Constant of Integration

Find the general solution to SEPARATE VARIABLES (3) INTEGRATE BOTH SIDES Constant of Integration Note: This IS a solved differential equation General Solution since we don’t know C

Solve the differential equation SEPARATE VARIABLES (1) INTEGRATE BOTH SIDES Constant of Integration

Find the general solution to SEPARATE VARIABLES (2) INTEGRATE BOTH SIDES Constant of Integration

POSITION s(t) VELOCITY v(t) ACCELERATION a(t) DIFFERENTIATEDIFFERENTIATE INTEGRATEINTEGRATE