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Pulling a constant k out: the integral of k f(x) dx equals:
Ak times integral of f
Bk plus integral of f
Cf(x) plus k times x
Dintegral of f(kx) dx
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. k times integral of f
A constant factor can be taken outside the integral sign by linearity.
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