117. If f is a continuous function, find the value of the integral f(x) dx I = f(x) + f(a – x) by making the substitution u = a – x and adding the resulting integral to I.

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117. If f is a continuous function, find the value of the integral
f(x) dx
I =
f(x) + f(a – x)
by making the substitution u = a – x and adding the resulting
integral to I.
Transcribed Image Text:117. If f is a continuous function, find the value of the integral f(x) dx I = f(x) + f(a – x) by making the substitution u = a – x and adding the resulting integral to I.
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