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Substitution and bounds · Exponent factor k=0.2; Final upper bound B=1

Integrate from x=0 to x=0.6. Find the transformed upper bound under u=kx² and the exact integral, then give a decimal approximation. Givens: Exponent factor k=0.2; Final upper bound B=1.

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01 · Make a prediction

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Consider the integrand 2(0.2)x e^((0.2)x²). The animation's final upper bound is B=1. Integrate from x=0 to x=0.6. Find the transformed upper bound under u=kx² and the exact integral, then give a decimal approximation.

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Substitution and bounds · Exponent factor k=0.2; Final upper bound B=1. Upper x bound: 0. Transformed u bound: 0. Exact integral: 0The upper bound changes with the variable00.4900.51yx → · labeled axes rescale to this model
k and the final bound are positive, making the substitution increasing on the chosen interval. The result is an exact antiderivative evaluation. Axis rescaling is used because exponential values vary strongly across the controls.

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The mathematical idea

Substitution replaces a composite expression and its differential together. Here 2kx dx is exactly du when u=kx². Moving the upper x-bound also moves the upper u-bound, so retaining the original bound after changing variables would integrate over the wrong interval. Consider the integrand 2(0.2)x e^((0.2)x²). The animation's final upper bound is B=1. Integrate from x=0 to x=0.6. The requested state occurs at 60% playback; use the exact target stated in the question for your calculation.

∫₀ᵀ2kx e^(kx²)dx=e^(kT²)−1; u=kx²

03 · Reflect and transfer

Explain what changes and why.

Why would retaining the old x endpoint after the substitution generally produce an incorrect integral?

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