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Solve this quictly ∫ 2x^(-3) dx
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Solve this quictly ∫ 2x^(-3) dx

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Answer: ^^^^^

Don`t give me the credit I answered this on accident

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Answer:


\boxed{-(1)/(2x^4) + c}

Explanation:


\int\limits {2x^(-3)} \ dx


= -(1)/(2x^4) + c

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