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What is the equivalent of using the substitution in integrals?
What is the equivalent of using the substitution in integrals?
- Evaluating the definite integral of a function
- Finding the antiderivative of a function
- Rewriting the integrand in terms of a new variable (correct)
- Differentiating the integrand
How does using the substitution method affect the limits of integration in definite integrals?
How does using the substitution method affect the limits of integration in definite integrals?
- It changes both the lower and upper limits (correct)
- It only changes the lower limit
- It does not affect the limits of integration
- It only changes the upper limit
What is an important step after making a substitution in an integral?
What is an important step after making a substitution in an integral?
- Solving for the original variable
- Simplifying and evaluating the new integral (correct)
- Changing the order of integration
- Finding the indefinite integral
Study Notes
Substitution Method in Integrals
- The equivalent of using substitution in integrals is a change of variable, which allows us to transform a complicated integral into a simpler one.
Substitution Method in Definite Integrals
- When using the substitution method in definite integrals, the limits of integration also change: the new limits are found by applying the substitution to the original limits.
Important Step After Substitution
- After making a substitution in an integral, an important step is to rewrite the integral in terms of the new variable, including the differential (dx).
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Test your understanding of integrals and substitution with this quiz covering questions 1 to 5. Choose the correct answers that correspond to the given substitutions.