In item number 5, the integral of Sx3 dx is obtained by applying what Basic Theorem of Antidifferentiation? C. Theorem a D. Theorems a, b, c, d C. Theorem b ldort D. Theorems b and c 7. Find f 6x dx? A. x2 +C B. 2x2 + C D. 3x2 + C c.+C 8. To find an antiderivative of a constant times a function, set aside the constant and find the antiderivative of the functions separately, then the result. A. multiplu C. add 9. If F(x) = 2x2+ 5x + 2, then F'(x) = 4x + 5.Thus, if f(x) = 4x +5, then f is the of f. B. subtract D. divide %3D of F and thus F is a/an A. derivative, antiderivative B. derivative, inverse 10. Which statement below is NOT a reason of putting "+ C" at the end of an integration? A. It allows us to express the general form of antiderivatives. B. C is a constant of any value. C. Added at the end of an antiderivative which indicates indefinite integral of f(x). D. C is very important in integration because an answer of an antiderivative without C. antiderivative, inverse D. antiderivative, derivative the constant C means zero.

In item number 5, the integral of Sx3 dx is obtained by applying what Basic Theorem of Antidifferentiation? C. Theorem a D. Theorems a, b, c, d C. Theorem b ldort D. Theorems b and c 7. Find f 6x dx? A. x2 +C B. 2x2 + C D. 3x2 + C c.+C 8. To find an antiderivative of a constant times a function, set aside the constant and find the antiderivative of the functions separately, then the result. A. multiplu C. add 9. If F(x) = 2x2+ 5x + 2, then F'(x) = 4x + 5.Thus, if f(x) = 4x +5, then f is the of f. B. subtract D. divide %3D of F and thus F is a/an A. derivative, antiderivative B. derivative, inverse 10. Which statement below is NOT a reason of putting "+ C" at the end of an integration? A. It allows us to express the general form of antiderivatives. B. C is a constant of any value. C. Added at the end of an antiderivative which indicates indefinite integral of f(x). D. C is very important in integration because an answer of an antiderivative without C. antiderivative, inverse D. antiderivative, derivative the constant C means zero.

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