MHB Definite Integral: Practice Problem Help

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My professor sent out an online work sheet with tons of practice problems, and I'm having trouble with this one, is my answer right? (see link) I chose this because a definite integral has to have limits, correct?

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Re: Calculus Definite Integral help?

Hi there pleashelpme, (Wave)

Yep, you are correct. A definite integral must have limits of integration, or bounds. By the way, this is just a practice assignment right? ;) We as a rule can't directly give or confirm answers for graded assignments unless the professor is ok with it.
 
Re: Calculus Definite Integral help?

Jameson said:
Hi there pleashelpme, (Wave)

Yep, you are correct. A definite integral must have limits of integration, or bounds. By the way, this is just a practice assignment right? ;) We as a rule can't directly give or confirm answers for graded assignments unless the professor is ok with it.

Thanks! No worries, it's only a practice quiz that doesn't count for a grade, but it doesn't give the answers afterwards and most of the questions I was sure about...but not this one.
 

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