The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Integrating with Letters
No, we're not talking about snail mail. We're throwing
If we have a constant instead of a number for a limit of integration, not much changes. We apply the FTC, and write a constant instead of a number where it's appropriate to do so.
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