What is the antiderivative of 1x2?

1 Answer
Jun 6, 2015

It's as easy as taking the negative exponent and integrate with the exponent rule.

The antiderivative is the same as the integral, and I guess you want to compute 1x2dx. Since 1x2=x2, let's calculate the integral using the exponent algorythm:

x2dx=x11+C=1x+C