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Properties of definite
integral
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Definite intergral
• Definite integrals represent the area under the curve of a function and
above the 𝘹-axis.

• An integral is known as a definite integral if and only if it has two specified

limits called the upper and lower limits.

• Definite Integral is the difference between the values of the integral at the
specified upper and lower limit of the independent variable. It is represented

as; ∫ab f(x) dx
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What are the Definite

Integral Properties?
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Sum / difference
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Example: Sum

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Example: Difference

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Constant multiple
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HIGH VALUE 1
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Reverse interval
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HIGH VALUE 1
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Zero – length interval

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HIGH VALUE 1
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Adding intervals
(Interval combination law)
whenever a < b < c
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Members:

Almazan, Lalaine R.
Estrope, Hans Christian E.
Evangelista, Jhonnel A.
Geraldizo, Marc Francis A.
Sarmiento, Joemar C