To find: The initial equation to use the Fundamental theorem.
Answer to Problem 21E
The answer is:
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The differential equation is:
And
Calculation:
The given differential equation is:
The calculus fundamental theorem, part 1:
If
The derivative of
Hence
Put
To find
When the upper and lower boundaries of a definite integral are equal, the result is 0, which will set
In (Equation1) put back
Therefore the required initial equation to use the Fundamental theorem of the given differential equation
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