Understanding Definite Integrals: The Meaning of f(x)|g(x) in Math

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this is not a homework ques, but a general question..

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if there are two functions ... f(x) and g(x) , then what does f(x)|g(x) mean. that's it.



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f(x)|g(x) means that f(x) divides g(x) evenly.
 

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