Even & Odd properties problem
\[\int\limits_{-2}^{2} x ^{2} (x^{2}+1) DX\]
Hey again John
Hey Kuggy, had this problem come up and do not remember the properties at all
So for this one, because the powers are positive, f(x) will be symmetric over the y-axis, Therefore int[-2,2]f(x)dx = 2int[0,2]f(x)dx
So like, its a parabolic f(x), so itll be symmetrical over the y-axis... thats for EVEN powers.. even parabolas haha
for Odd powers, the graph will be symmetric over the line y=x, which pretty much just means the integral of f(-x) is the same as - integral f(x)
\[2 \int\limits_{0}^{2} f(x)DX\]
im not sure i follow
@Kuggy
yeah that is right
because like [-2,0] and [0,2] are the exact same amount when you do that integral, so you can just do from [0,2] and multiply by 2
A walkthrough would be nice please
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