That infernal + C when doing differentials got me often. So simple, integral even.
I admittedly got a D in calculus (because my advisor said I didn't need algebra for STEM since I got an A in regular algebra) but I don't remember +C being a thing.
Would that be something learned in calc 2?
Yeah integrals get a +c because any added constants get removed when you do a derivative
Thanks!
A great big fuck you to Mr. S, who gave me 0 points every time I forgot it.
Well it would be weird if they gave you bonus points for it /s
We had a university joke about a group of students walking down the town drunk on students holyday (like marines on their holiday), challenging everyone with a trivial integration problem, and then beating them if they forget the constant
How fast is aspirin compared to the speed of light? 🤔
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