Question

You can't factor out a variable from an integral and still have it be the same as it was originally right?

Answer 1

you can if your not integrating with respect to said variable

Answer 2

But you can't if you are integrating with respect to that variable, right?

Answer 3

correct

Answer 4

Yes something like

\[\large \int x*f(x)dx = x*\int f(x)dx\]

is NOT true, but something like

\[\large \int y*f(x)dx = y*\int f(x)dx\]

is true because y is considered a constant in this case

Answer 5

Thank you! That's what I thought, but Imjust needed some reassurance. Thanks again!

Answer 6

yw