Q. 15
Question
Although the definite integral of a sum of functions is equal to the sum of the definite integrals of those functions, the definite integral of a product of functions is not the product of two definite integrals.
- Use mathematical notation to write the preceding sentence in this form:
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b. Choose two simple functions and so that you can calculate the definite integrals of , , and on , and show that the sum of the first two definite integrals is equal to the third.
c. Find two simple functions and such that is not equal to the product of and (Hint: Choose and so that you can calculate the definite integrals involved.)
Step-by-Step Solution
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Part : The sum of the first two definite integrals is equal to the third is proved.
Part : is not equal to the product of and is proved.
The definite integral of a sum of functions is equal to the sum of the definite integrals of those functions, the definite integral of a product of functions is not the product of two definite integrals.
But,
Let .
Now,
Again,
So,
Therefore, it is proved.
Let .
Now,
And,
So,
So,
Therefore it is proved.