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Let the following be true. b (integral of)f(x) dx=7 a Find the value of the following integral. b+4 (integral of) f(x−4) dx= a+4
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the a+4 and the b+4 tell you that the endpoints are both being shifted over 4 units to the right going from f(x) to f(x-4) shifts the entire function curve 4 units to the right
so essentially, everything (endpoints + function) has moved 4 units to the right the area stays the same
so it would still be 7?
yes
wow that makes so much sense! thank you!!
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all of these translations preserve shape, area, distance, etc
i make my life harder haha
thanks again!
you're welcome
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