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- A. e<sup>ax</sup>
- B. f(x)
- C. e<sup>ax</sup>f(x)
- D. e<sup>ax + f(x)</sup>
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- A. equal to each other
- B. not equal to each other
- C. nearly equal to each other
- D. None of these
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- A. Integration by parts
- B. Definite integral
- C. Differentiation
- D. None of these
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If the lower limit is a constant and the upper limit is a variable, then the integral is a function of: |
- A. x
- B. y
- C. lower limit
- D. upper limit
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- A. ln |sec x + tan x | + c
- B. ln |cosec x - cot x | + c
- C. ln |sec x - tan x | + c
- D. ln |cosec x + cot x | + c
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- A. tan x + c
- B. - tan x + c
- C. sec x tan x + c
- D. - sec x tan x + c
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- A. integration by parts
- B. definite integral
- C. Differentation
- D. None of these
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The term dy (or df) = f '(x) dx is called the __________ of the dependent variable y. |
- A. Differentiation
- B. Integration
- C. Differential
- D. None of these
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If the upper limit is a constant and the lower limit is a variable, then the integral is a function of: |
- A. x
- B. y
- C. lower limit
- D. upper limit
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