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Can anybody help me with a problem? here is the graph to it and stuff: http://imgur.com/a/VmfYN I know that the lowest parts would be under the graph (x>2) and the largest integral would be the non negative part (2>x) but im confused as how they want me to set up an equation and solve it.
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so would my "largest" equation be int(2,0) f(t) dx and my "smallest" be int(2,5) f(t) dx?
beacue for me to get a "large" equation i would have to put my lower bound on top, where x is.
do you mean "maximum" value would be : \[\int_0^2f(t)~dt\]
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yes, but our sheet states int(2,x) f(t) dt
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so wouldnt it have to be a number backwards from 2 on top?
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