Help! what is the antiderivative of "x/2" how do you find it?

Answer 1

So you want to find the integral (antiderivative) of x/2. This is written as:

Integral (x/2) dx

Your first step is to pull out all constants, because constants get in the way of integration. In this case, the constant is 1/2. The integral then becomes:

1/2 * Integral (x) dx

Now, we can easily integrate x.

1/2 [x^2 / 2] + C
(x^2) / 4 + C

Answer 2

integral of xdx=x^2/2
so the integral of x/2=x^2 /4