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Substituting in a definite integral and converting the limits rather than back-substituting.
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Which integral is after the substitution ?
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Which integral is after the substitution ?
Which integral is after the substitution ?
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Which integral is after the substitution ?
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Evaluate , with in radians.
Evaluate , with in radians.
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
A student evaluates like this: , , so the integral is . What went wrong?
Evaluate , with in radians.
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
Evaluate .
A student evaluates like this: , , so the integral is . What went wrong?
Which integral is after the substitution ?
Evaluate .
Evaluate , with in radians.
Evaluate , with in radians.
Evaluate , with in radians.
A student evaluates like this: , , so the integral is . What went wrong?
Evaluate .
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