for the graph of f(x) shown above, which of the following integral statements is(are) true?
I think the answer is D. I took the integral of what I thought I's equations were, and they did not match.
I don't think II is correct because the area on the second integral is negative
just looking at it geometrically, why do you think that statement I is not true?
As soon as you said your first post, I looked back at it and realized my mistake. The integral is the area under the curve, so looking at it geometrically I & II should be correct.
but the area between -2 and 2 is negative
so it should be slightly different I think
don't respond to them nanoman
I blocked him
I keep suspending him but he is creating duplicate accounts
Hm...maybe openstudy needs to figure out a way to block ip addresses.
only admins can, I am telling them to do so right now
anyways...
So, you think the answer is C?
keep in mind the positive and negative areas there is more negative area than positive, right?
Looks like I misread the domains....and yes.
we agree I is correct after what I just said what do you think about III ?
I see how you did it, I just might need to look up whether or not negative area is counted as positive. Negative area is still area under the curve.
in this case they are asking about the actual integral, not "area" which is always positive so\[\int_{-6}^{2}f(x)dx=-\int_{-2}^{2}f(x)dx\]would you not agree?
that should be \[\int_{-6}^{-2}f(x)dx=-\int_{-2}^{2}f(x)dx\]
Oh...I see. Yes, I would agree with that. I'll be sure to read the questions more carefully next time. Thanks!
great :) so what is your final answer?
A.
By the way TuringTest, be sure to tell the openstudy people to add proxy detectors to their next update.
I'm actually talking about that right now with admin, but they are busy working on the new smartscore deal
ohh....right! I'll put it in feedback.
good idea :) but they are quite busy, so we'll have to wait on that one probably
oh, and I agree that A is correct :)
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