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2. The All-Powerful Theorem of Calculus [10 marks] Using all your knowledge acquired in this unit during the last three lectures, calculate the derivative in terms of $t$, $\frac{dy}{dt}$, for the following expression: $y = \int_0^{t^4} \sqrt{u} du$

          2. The All-Powerful Theorem of Calculus [10 marks]
Using all your knowledge acquired in this unit during the last three lectures, calculate the derivative in terms of $t$, $\frac{dy}{dt}$, for the following expression:
$y = \int_0^{t^4} \sqrt{u} du$

2. The All-Powerful Theorem of Calculus [10 marks]
Using all your knowledge acquired in this unit during the last three lectures, calculate the derivative in terms of t, (dy)/(dt), for the following expression:
y = ∫0^t^4√(u) du

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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2. The All-Powerful Theorem of Calculus [10 marks] Using all your knowledge acquired in this unit during the last three lectures, calculate the derivative of y with respect to t, for the following expression: dy/dt = V * du/dt