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Calculus Help!! If f is continuous and ∫(upper limit:9,lower limit:0) f(x)dx=8, find ∫(upper limit:3,lower limit:0) xf(x^2)dx.
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what should I do when they change the upper limit?
\[u=x^2\]
u = x^2 du = 2x dx --> dx = du/2x integral 1/2 f(u) du, where limits for x are 0 to 3 but change limits for u from 0 to 9
I still don't really get how to change the limit!!Can you show some steps,please?
original limits 0 < x < 3 u = x^2 0^2 < u < 3^2 0 < u< 9
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I got it!!Thanks a lot!!
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