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CAL2.6 Integral Notation and Bound Meaning Worksheet

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CAL2.6 Integral Notation and Bound Meaning - Select the correct meaning of an integrand, differential, variable of integration, and integration bounds in a context. Aligns with AP Calculus BC prerequisite skills and Unit 6; CCSS.HSF.IF, HSF.TF, HSA.SSE; CCSS.MP1, MP2, MP5, MP6, MP7; Integrated Calculus II Standards CAL2-FOUND; TEKS 19 TAC section 111.55.

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
A(t)=∫_(t2)^(t2+3) f(y) dy. Which statement correctly describes the bounds?
Ay is integrated over a length-3 interval whose starting point depends on t2
Bt is integrated from t2 to t2+3
CThe bounds are output values of f
DThe differential should be dt because A depends on t
Solution & Explanation:The differential dy makes y the integration variable. The bounds t2 and t2+3 define a moving y-interval of length 3.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
Under the substitution u=g(x), which statement correctly interprets ∫_ab f(g(x))g′(x) dx?
AIt accumulates f(u) over u from g(a) to g(b), with g′(x)dx converting the differential
BIt accumulates f(u) over u from a to b with no change in bounds
CIt accumulates g′ over x from f(a) to f(b)
DThe bounds a and b are output values of f
Solution & Explanation:When u=g(x), du=g′(x)dx. The original x-bounds transform to u-bounds g(a) and g(b).
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
For K(t)=∫_t^(t+1) v(s) ds, where v is velocity in meters per second, which interpretation is correct?
AThe variable of integration is t, so K(t) integrates with respect to the outside variable
BThe interval has fixed endpoints 0 and 1
CThe expression gives velocity at time t+1
DK(t) is net displacement over the one-second window from s=t to s=t+1
Solution & Explanation:The differential ds makes s the variable inside the integral. The outside variable t sets a moving one-second interval.

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