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For example, if you have the function f(x) = x2 then find:
d/dx any number3x∫ t2dt
Why must the dx in d/dx ∫f(t)dt always match the upper limit in order to compute the integral? Why is the lower limit of no concern? I know that you must take chain rule into consideration and change 3x to u, and then do du/dx but why does the upper limit only matter?
Any help would be great!
d/dx any number3x∫ t2dt
Why must the dx in d/dx ∫f(t)dt always match the upper limit in order to compute the integral? Why is the lower limit of no concern? I know that you must take chain rule into consideration and change 3x to u, and then do du/dx but why does the upper limit only matter?
Any help would be great!