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How would you differentiate and integrate 2x^3?

Integration is the opposite of differentiation.First of all take your 2x³ So in differentiation you would times the power by the coefficient and then minus one from the power.This would give,6x²in other words (2x3)x^(3-1)Now for integration take your 2x³ againNow you want to minus one from the power and divide by your new power, hence giving(2x²) divided by 2Giving x²

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