I have to integrate K(1-t)^4 dt between 0 and y

I get: K(1/5)(1-t)^5 the book has k(1-t)^5/(-5) i dont know how they got -5

then when i evaluate at 0 and y i get:
(k/5)[(1-y)^5 -1] and at this spot the book has (k/5)[1-(1-y)^5]

thanks

You're integrating , right? Be sure to account for the coefficient of t, which is negative one. That's the only difference between your answer and the correct one. And whenever in doubt, just try differentiating the answer you determined along with the answer given by the textbook. You'll probably notice the difference.

Yes, that is what I am integrating. I guess I was just thinking that I could raise the power and divide by the new power. I just ignored what was in the parenthesis.

Thanks.