the saying that best explains how to integrate a function ∫x^n dx, where x cannot equal -1, by the simple power rule is  a) add one to the exponent and divide the expression by the new exponent. b) divide the exponent by 2 c) multiply x by the two and then divide by 3.

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the saying that best explains how to integrate a function ∫x^n dx, where x cannot equal -1, by the simple power rule is 

a) add one to the exponent and divide the expression by the new exponent.

b) divide the exponent by 2

c) multiply x by the two and then divide by 3.

 

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