Calculus 2: How Do You Integrate? (4 of 300) Integral of kx+b

In this video I will solve the integral of kx+b, and graphically explain the answer.

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[chewyshoey]

Oh my, This channel will eventually baby you through an entire engineering degree. Keep up the good work!

[curtpiazza]

Always helpful to see the geometric interpretation!

[wweuniverse]

sir in the case of y=kx if we integrate we get 1/2k^2x+c according to your fifth video u said we don't know what c is& later u said its the y intercept, but in the case of y=kx+b there's already a y intercept (b), so after integrating it, why constant c was added in the eqn(also the graph u drawn was satisfying the eqn without any constant)