Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

If F(x)F(x) and G(x)G(x) are any two antiderivatives of the same function f(x)f(x) on an interval II, which of the following is ALWAYS true on II? a) F(x)−G(x)F(x)-G(x) is a constant b) F(x) G(x)F(x)\,G(x) is a constant c) F(x)G(x)\dfrac{F(x)}{G(x)} is a constant d) F(x)+G(x)F(x)+G(x) is a constant

Browse the problem library