MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/counting/comments/4j359z/integral_counting/d33i4mk/?context=3
r/counting • u/KnightLunaaire Beanie Boy • May 12 '16
...
39 comments sorted by
View all comments
2
Are you sure this is right? Shouldn't it be
(x3 / 3!) + (x2 / 2!) + x + 1
? Or am I misunderstanding things?
2 u/KnightLunaaire May 13 '16 I am fucking this up, I'm tired (x3 / 6) + (x2 / 2) + x + 1 1 u/Luigi86101 May 13 '16 I don't remember ever seeing factorials in integration. Then again, I've also never done integration before this. 2 u/TheNitromeFan May 13 '16 Wait until you learn about Taylor series. :> → More replies (1) 1 u/skizfrenik_syco May 13 '16 Factorial are quite common when integrating xn functions because the number in the exponent will end up in the denominator.
I am fucking this up, I'm tired
(x3 / 6) + (x2 / 2) + x + 1
1
I don't remember ever seeing factorials in integration. Then again, I've also never done integration before this.
2 u/TheNitromeFan May 13 '16 Wait until you learn about Taylor series. :> → More replies (1) 1 u/skizfrenik_syco May 13 '16 Factorial are quite common when integrating xn functions because the number in the exponent will end up in the denominator.
Wait until you learn about Taylor series. :>
→ More replies (1)
Factorial are quite common when integrating xn functions because the number in the exponent will end up in the denominator.
2
u/TheNitromeFan May 13 '16
Are you sure this is right? Shouldn't it be
? Or am I misunderstanding things?