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If F is an anti derivative, the definite integral equals F at the end points taken as a:

AQuotient
BDifference
CSummation
DMultiple
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Difference
1. The value at the upper limit is taken first. 2. The value at the lower limit is subtracted from it. 3. So the integral is the difference F of b minus F of a. _Source: syllabus Mathematics Part II, Chapter 7, Integrals._
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