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Consider the following functions. Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . The following statement is correct:


A) Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is an antiderivative of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . on Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II.
B) Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is not an antiderivative of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . on Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . since Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is not differentiable at Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at .
C) Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is not an antiderivative of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . on Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . since Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is not the area function of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at .
D) If we change the definition of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . at Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . such that Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . , then Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is an antiderivative of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at .
E) Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is not an antiderivative of Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . on Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . since Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . is not differentiable at Consider the following functions. The following statement is correct: A) is an antiderivative of on by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part II. B) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at C) is not an antiderivative of on since is not the area function of D) If we change the definition of at such that , then is an antiderivative of E) is not an antiderivative of on since is not differentiable at . .

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