Find an antiderivative.

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An antiderivative of a constant times a function is found by multiplying the constant by an antiderivative of the function. Therefore, we can separate the constant and integrate the function. The antiderivative of e^(ax) is (1/a)e^(ax). Thus, the antiderivative of 11e^(aa948_ccf4_3ff6_84bc_4d9b28801f18_TB2342_11 x) is (11/aa948_ccf4_6709_84bc_932c2b00fb87_TB2342_11)e^(aa948_ccf4_3ff6_84bc_4d9b28801f18_TB2342_11 x) + C, where C is the constant of integration. Choice C matches this result.

Find an Antiderivative