True-False Determine whether the statement is true or false. Explain your answer. (Assume that f and g denote continuous functions on an interval a , b and that f ave and g ave denote the respective average values of f and g on a , b .) The average value of a constant multiple of f is the same multiple of f ave ; that is, if c is any constant, c ⋅ f ave = c ⋅ f ave
True-False Determine whether the statement is true or false. Explain your answer. (Assume that f and g denote continuous functions on an interval a , b and that f ave and g ave denote the respective average values of f and g on a , b .) The average value of a constant multiple of f is the same multiple of f ave ; that is, if c is any constant, c ⋅ f ave = c ⋅ f ave
True-False Determine whether the statement is true or false. Explain your answer. (Assume that
f
and
g
denote continuous functions on an interval
a
,
b
and that
f
ave
and
g
ave
denote the respective average values of
f
and
g
on
a
,
b
.)
The average value of a constant multiple of
f
is the same multiple of
f
ave
; that is, if
c
is any constant,
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