what is the antiderivative of x^(-sqrt(2))?

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Guest Nov 30, 2014

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$$\int\;x^{-\sqrt2} \;dx \\\\
= \dfrac{x^{-\sqrt2+1}}{-\sqrt2+1}\;+c\\\\\\
= \dfrac{x^{1-\sqrt2}}{1-\sqrt2}\;+c$$

Melody Nov 30, 2014

Melody · Answer 1 · 2014-11-30T08:32:00

$$\int\;x^{-\sqrt2} \;dx \\\\
= \dfrac{x^{-\sqrt2+1}}{-\sqrt2+1}\;+c\\\\\\
= \dfrac{x^{1-\sqrt2}}{1-\sqrt2}\;+c$$

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