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In this question, we're given the values of several integrals, and using these values, we're asked to calculate some other values.
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So first of all, given integrals f of x and g of x from 0 to 2, we're asked to calculate interval of f of x plus g of x from 0 to 2.
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Now using linearity of integrals, we can rewrite this as integral from 0 to 2, f, dx, plus integral from 0 to 2, g, dx.
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And since we know the value of inch integral, so integral f from 0 to 2 is 5, and integral of g from 0 to 2 is 1, we find that the sum is equal to 6.
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Now in the second part, we are asked to find integral from 0 to 3, f minus g.
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Now let's, so we are given integral of f from 0 to 3.
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However, we are not given integral of g from 0 to 3, but we can easily obtain it by summing integrals from 0 to 2 and 2 to 3 of g.
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So, we can rewrite this as integral from 0 to 3 f of x d x minus integral from 0 to 3 g of x d x.
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And we are given that the value of f is 9.
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This is equal to 9.
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Now the value of the integral of g from 0 to 3 is integral of g from 0 to 2 plus integral of g from 2 to 3.
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And that's going to be 1 minus 15.
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So it's negative 14.
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Therefore, the total integral is going to be 9 minus negative 14.
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And that's going to be 14 plus 9, which is 23...