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Changing limits problem

When changing limits when using integration by substitution is it ok if the top limit becomes larger than the smaller limit or do I have to swap the limits round?

Reply 1

student room sk

Do you mean like the numbers....
because the larger number is usually always at the top...
but I don't know if thats what you mean x :redface:

Reply 2

harrybobo12

Original post by student room sk

Do you mean like the numbers....
because the larger number is usually always at the top...
but I don't know if thats what you mean x :redface:

Have you used integration by substitution before? If not that might be why but if so I haven't explained it well

Reply 3

student room sk

Yes, that's probably why, I've never done substitution with this before :tongue:

sorry

Reply 4

Fragile_Illusions

You keep them in the same order as the original limits (even if that means the larger number is on the bottom)

Reply 5

harrybobo12

Original post by Fragile_Illusions

You keep them in the same order as the original limits (even if that means the larger number is on the bottom)

Thanks a lot

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