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,6x2 in 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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