Worked example
Evaluate the definite integral of 3x2 from x=0 to x=1.
Answer & why
Answer: 1
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 1 and 0: 3 × 13/3 = 1.
Grade 12 · Math
Evaluate a definite integral of a constant multiple of x².
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: 1
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 1 and 0: 3 × 13/3 = 1.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 108
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 3 and 0: 12 × 33/3 = 108.
Question 2
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 320
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 4 and 0: 15 × 43/3 = 320.
Question 3
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 1
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 1 and 0: 3 × 13/3 = 1.
Question 4
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 16
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 2 and 0: 6 × 23/3 = 16.
Question 5
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 81
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 3 and 0: 9 × 33/3 = 81.
Question 6
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 64
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 4 and 0: 3 × 43/3 = 64.
Question 7
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 250
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 5 and 0: 6 × 53/3 = 250.
Question 8
Reverse the power rule, then subtract the lower-bound value from the upper-bound value.
Answer: 24
An antiderivative is × x3. Evaluate at 2 and 0: 9 × 23/3 = 24.