How to find (-0.5,1) integral f(x) = ?
2 Answers
Explanation:
Use the rule:
int_a^cf(x)dx=int_a^bf(x)dx+int_b^cf(x)dx∫caf(x)dx=∫baf(x)dx+∫cbf(x)dx
This can be split up into many parts. Just think of the
In this question, we can say that
int_-2^2.5f(x)dx=int_-2^-0.5f(x)dx+int_-0.5^1f(x)dx+int_1^2.5f(x)dx∫2.5−2f(x)dx=∫−0.5−2f(x)dx+∫1−0.5f(x)dx+∫2.51f(x)dx
Using the known values, this becomes
9=5+int_-0.5^1f(x)dx+69=5+∫1−0.5f(x)dx+6
Thus,
int_-0.5^1f(x)dx=-2∫1−0.5f(x)dx=−2
Here is the answer to the second question. (See the comments for the first answer.)
Explanation:
= -9 [int_-0.5^1 f(x) dx - int_-0.5^1 5 dx]=−9[∫1−0.5f(x)dx−∫1−0.55dx]
Now use the answer to your first question,