The integral that represents the arc length of the curve y = Inx from the point (e, 4) to the point (e, 5) is: A) Inz+1 da InrV+1 B) ſ v+1 dr C) [, v241 dr D) S, Vr² + 1 dr E) S yVu +1 dy

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The integral that represents the arc length of the curve
y = Inx from the point (e,4) to the point (e, 5) is:
A) Inr+1 dr
B) dr
V1²+1
C) [, vr²+1 dr
D) [, Vr² + 1 d.x
E) ſ yVeu +1 dy
Transcribed Image Text:The integral that represents the arc length of the curve y = Inx from the point (e,4) to the point (e, 5) is: A) Inr+1 dr B) dr V1²+1 C) [, vr²+1 dr D) [, Vr² + 1 d.x E) ſ yVeu +1 dy
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