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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v124/mugenlude99/myhw1.jpg
did i do this correct?
thanks
did i do this correct?
thanks
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i think i know what you're saying, but i took the -1 out since its a constant.Cyclovenom said:There's something wrong, you shouldn't do u = e^-x dx, only u = e^-x and when you say -du = e^-x dx, you have to substitute it completely in the integral i mean -\int { tan(u)du}
oh sorry yeah that is a careless mistake, but other than the dx it's ok?Cyclovenom said:that's ok, I'm talking about your substitution... You should not pick u = e^-x dx, why without dx? you will know why not later, and if you have a -du = e^-x dx, you should not have -\int {tanu dx} you should have -\int {tanu du} see what i mean?, remember in your du you have the dx.
nomi said:oh sorry yeah that is a careless mistake, but other than the dx it's ok?
ok thanks a lot guys :)NateTG said:Aside from that it looks good to me.
I was inspired by the serene and calming beauty of sunsets. I wanted to capture the vibrant colors and peaceful atmosphere in my painting.
I carefully observed real-life sunsets and studied the way light and shadows interacted with each other. I then chose a warm and vibrant color palette to reflect the beauty of a sunset.
I used a combination of brush strokes and palette knives to create the different layers and textures in the painting. I also used a dry brush technique to add depth and dimension to the clouds and water.
I want to evoke a sense of peace and tranquility in the viewer, as if they are watching a breathtaking sunset in person. I also hope to remind people to appreciate the beauty of nature and take a moment to slow down and enjoy it.
One of the main challenges I faced was capturing the ever-changing colors and light of a sunset in a static painting. I also had to be mindful of balancing the colors and creating a harmonious composition. It took several attempts and adjustments to achieve the desired result.