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Course: MAT 1575 Calculus II
Section: OL33
Professor Kate Poirier
kpoirier (at) citytech.cuny.edu
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Problem is simple enough. The math checks out. I got the same answer. When you didn’t completely isolate dx it tripped me up, but its the same when you convert it to u’s. Maybe in the future, you should make it cleaner by completely isolating dx, but each to their own.