(a) satisfy the following: (b) 9 Compute each of the following, or state that the quantity cannot be computed with the given information. 7 -3f(x) dx Suppose that f and h are continuous, differentiable functions that 9 [[3f (x) - 2h(x)] dx 1 9 9 [ f(x) dx = -3, •f f(x) dx = 5, fh(x) dx = 6 1 (d) Ⓡ 7 1 8 9 7 f(x) dx f(x) dx

(a) satisfy the following: (b) 9 Compute each of the following, or state that the quantity cannot be computed with the given information. 7 -3f(x) dx Suppose that f and h are continuous, differentiable functions that 9 [[3f (x) - 2h(x)] dx 1 9 9 [ f(x) dx = -3, •f f(x) dx = 5, fh(x) dx = 6 1 (d) Ⓡ 7 1 8 9 7 f(x) dx f(x) dx

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(a)
(b)
satisfy the following:
(c)
9
1
Compute each of the following, or state that the quantity cannot be computed with the given
information.
-3f(x) dx
[3f(x) - 2h(x)] dx
9
1
[ f(x) dx
1
Suppose that f and h are continuous, differentiable functions that
f(x) dx
9
= -3, [ f(x) dx = 5, [h(x) dx = 6
(d)
(e)
(f)
7
1
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f(x) dx
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f f(x) dx
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