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if f (x) = 2 for x < than or equal to 2 -1 for x > 2 then ∫f(x) with limits 4 and -1 is?

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if f (x) = 2 for x < than or equal to 2 -1 for x > 2 then ∫f(x) with limits 4 and -1 is?

f(x) is a step function. please answer with solutions

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Randy P

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Break it up into two integrals since there's a break at x = 2. Integral (-1, 4) f(x) dx = integral(-1, 2) f(x) dx + integral(2, 4) f(x) dx = integral(-1,2) 2 * dx + integral (2,4) (-1)* dx.

I think you can do both of those integrals without help.

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