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Consider a continuous function f such that F'(x) = f(x) for all real values of x. Find the integral evaluated from 2 to 7 of f(5x)dx. Any calc people get this?
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clearly you are not expected to find a number, right?
change the variable \(u=5x\)
and \(du=5dx\) so \(\frac{1}{5}du=dx\) also change the limits of integration \(u(2)=5\times 2=10\) and \(u(7)=35\) then rewrite the integral as \[\frac{1}{5}\int_{10}^{35}f(u)du\]
Umm so my answers are A) 5F(7) - 5F(2) B) (1/5)F(7) - (1/5)F(2) C) 5F(35)- F(10) E) (1/5)F(35) - (1/5)F(10)
D) F(35) - F(10)
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