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1) Find the antiderivative if f′(x)=x^6−2x^−2+5 and f(1)=0 2)Find the position function if the velocity is...

1) Find the antiderivative if f′(x)=x^6−2x^−2+5 and f(1)=0

2)Find the position function if the velocity is v(t)=4sin(4t) and s(0)=0

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