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[0 / 11.11 Points] Use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul $$g(s) = \int_{4}^{s} (t - t^4)^6 dt$$ $$g'(s) =$$ SUBMIT ANSWER [11.11 / 11.11 Points] Use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul

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Use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul
$$g(s) = \int_{4}^{s} (t - t^4)^6 dt$$
$$g'(s) =$$
SUBMIT ANSWER
[11.11 / 11.11 Points]
Use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul

0 1111 points use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul gs int4s t t46 dt gs submit answer 1111 1111 points use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul 31492

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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09/07/2024

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The function is given by: $$g(s) = \int_{4}^{s} (t - t^4)^6 dt$$ We need to use the First Part of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Show more…

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[0 / 11.11 Points] Use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul $$g(s) = \int_{4}^{s} (t - t^4)^6 dt$$ $$g'(s) =$$ SUBMIT ANSWER [11.11 / 11.11 Points] Use part one of the fundamental theorem of calcul