SOLUTION: Find the average value of the function : F(x)=(e^2x)-(e^x) over 0 less than or equal x lessthan or equal In4

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Question 1044375: Find the average value of the function :
F(x)=(e^2x)-(e^x) over 0 less than or equal x lessthan or equal In4

Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Find the average value of the function :
F(x)=(e^2x)-(e^x) over 0 less than or equal x lessthan or equal In4
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It's LN, for natural log. Not IN.
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Find F(ln(4))
Subtract F(0)
Divide by ln(4)

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