Write as a single integral in the form ∫(b to a) f(x) dx. ∫(2 to -2) f(x) dx + ∫(3 to 2) f(x) dx − ∫(−1 to 2) f(x) dx − ∫(−2 to -2) f(x) dx
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Second, we can reverse the limits of the integral from 2 to -2, which changes the sign of the integral, so we get -∫(-2 to 2) f(x) dx. Third, we can combine the integrals from -2 to 2 and from -1 to 2, which gives us the integral from -2 to -1. Show more…
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