Question 1210If f is a continuous function and F'(x)= f(x) for all x E R, thenx)dx=?2[F(10) – F(2)]® IF10) – F(2)]© 2[F(5) – F(1)]LFI6) – F(1)]

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Question 12 10 If f is a continuous function and F'(x)= f(x) for all x E R, then x)dx=? 2[F(10) – F(2)] ® IF10) – F(2)] © 2[F(5) – F(1)] LFI6) – F(1)]