A student applies the power rule to x^5. What antiderivative results?
- 5x^4 + c
- x^6 + c
- x^6/6 + c
- x^4/4 + c
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Correct answer: C. x^6/6 + c
The power rule raises the exponent by one and divides by the new exponent, giving x^6/6.
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