Just one quick question:
If, to find the differential of (ax + b)^n it is na(ax + b)^n-1
How do you find the integral of (ax + b)^n?
It's very much appreciated if you can help... my text book has the most long-winded explanation you have ever seen, and I KNOW I used to be able to do it a simple way.
If, to find the differential of (ax + b)^n it is na(ax + b)^n-1
How do you find the integral of (ax + b)^n?
It's very much appreciated if you can help... my text book has the most long-winded explanation you have ever seen, and I KNOW I used to be able to do it a simple way.