@@hrishinaik281 You will have to make the bounds of the integral the same by defining f as iI said in the video and in that case an odd function will work .You will have the 0 value.
You’re right. One can even loosen that assertion. In fact, any function f such that int_(-3)^(-1) f(x)dx = -int_(1)^(3) f(x)dx will satisfy the equation.
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every odd function would also satisfy it right ?
integral in a symmetric interval of a odd function is 0
@@hrishinaik281 You will have to make the bounds of the integral the same by defining f as iI said in the video and in that case an odd function will work .You will have the 0 value.
You’re right. One can even loosen that assertion. In fact, any function f such that int_(-3)^(-1) f(x)dx = -int_(1)^(3) f(x)dx will satisfy the equation.
integral of f(3x) from -1 to 1 vs integral of f(x) from -3 to 3 is the same.
WOW