What is Integration? Basic Types | ExamSolutions

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What I`m not quite following / getting, is why on some occasions where both the numerator and the denominator of terms to be integrated have coefficients, sometimes just the coefficient of the denominator is drawn out whilst on other occasions both coefficients are drawn out front.

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From my understanding it something to do with the "linearity rules of integration" where you have to find the constant and it has to multiply some function of X.

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Error in the red box. dy/dx = anx to the power n-1

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dy/dx= anx to the power n-1. Not dy/dx= ax to the power n-1. Please check again.

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