Use the Fundamental Theorom of Calculus to write the number 26 as an integral.   1.) If I pick the lower limit a as 0, what is the function I would use? _______ 2.) Show your integral set up here: ________ 3.) Find the antiderivative of the function in #1: __________ 4.) Show work on how you used the fundamental theorem of Calculus to find the upper limit b.  The b I found is: _________

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