Consider the function f that is continuous on the interval [-5, 5] and for which ??? f(x) dx = 4. Evaluate each integral. (a) ??? [f(x) + 2] dx = (b) ???Ā³ f(x + 2) dx = (c) ???? f(x) dx (f is even) = (d) ???? f(x) dx (f is odd) =
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Since we know that f(x) dx = 4, we can say that F(5) - F(-5) = 4. Show moreā¦
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