Student: Can I please get these points back?? The +C never matters! Me:pic.twitter.com/sJ6LteuaKc
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The +C still doesn't matter, since the results only differ by a constant ... 1.
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No, I literally pointed out that when someone says the integral of X is Y and Y does not have an arbitrary constant, one is immediately assumed. Just like EVERY SINGLE INTEGRAL in Gradshteyn and Ryzhik.
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I agree it’s not necessary when you know what you’re doing. But an exam is literally a demonstration that you know what you’re doing.
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