When evaluating an integral:
You first take the antiderivative of the inside function, then do F(b)-F(a).

However, what if the inside function if an absolute value function? What should be the next step?

Question

When evaluating an integral:
You first take the antiderivative of the inside function, then do F(b)-F(a).

However, what if the inside function if an absolute value function? What should be the next step?

anonymous · Answer

Can you type the problem?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, there isn't an actual problem. It's just a concept I randomly thought about in class.