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Mathematics integration; you see any errors in my textbook of mathematics?

I'm studying maths A-level by ics distance learning and have an A-Level Mathematics Book. I'm on the chapter on integration. I write the question I was asked and the answer I gave and the answer in which she says is correct. I still think I think if they are right and perhaps made a mistake, although I am not a mathematical genious not for long: you are) that dy / dx = 2x +4. to find a / use of integration y in terms of my x. Answer: y = x ^ 2 +4 x + c. The answer was the same at this point. b / Since y = 3 when x = 2, an equation for y. My answer: y = x ^ 2 +4 x-9. Your answer: y = x ^ 2 +4 x-5 c / the value of y at the point where the slope of the curve is zero. My answer is now obviously clear from the pound as a constant is different to be different. My answer is -13 and their -9. I can not figure out where they are then the answer, as I go about it and get my answers. Thanks for the help

b / Since that y = 3 when x = 2, you will find an equation for y. My answer: y = x ^ 2 +4 x-9. 3 = 2 ^ 2 +4 (2) + c 3 = 4 + 8 + cc = 3 to 12 c = -9 y = x ^ 2 +4 x-9 Your answer is correct; them is wrong. Since your part b is correct, c is the part of law as well. Make mistakes in the text books or online books happens etc. Do you trust your own abilities!

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