Fix the broken integral rules
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- Questions
- Statement parts
- Swapping the two limits
- of a definite integral
- leaves its value
- completely unchanged
- Correction
- flips its sign
- Incorrect part
- completely unchanged
- Statement parts
- An integral from a to a
- always equals one
- because that interval
- has zero width
- Correction
- always equals zero
- Incorrect part
- always equals one
- Statement parts
- For an odd function
- the integral from minus a to a
- is twice the integral
- from zero to a
- Correction
- is zero
- Incorrect part
- is twice the integral
- Statement parts
- An integral from a to b
- may be split at c
- whenever c lies
- outside the two limits
- Correction
- between the two limits
- Incorrect part
- outside the two limits
- Instructions
- Every rule below has one piece stated wrongly. Tap the piece that does not belong.
_Source: Qallery verified question bank, MHT CET, topic Definite Integration_
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