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To turn f(x) into f(a + b - x) in a definite integral, substitute:
At = x^2
Bt = a - b + x
Ct = a + b - x
Dt = ab/x
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. t = a + b - x
Setting t = a + b - x swaps the limits a and b and leaves dx = -dt.
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