Will I get full marks for showing the indefinite integral and then equating it to F(x) then substituting in my limits to find area? (e.g. indefinite integral: [2x]=F(x), area: F(2) - F(1) =2)
This is how I show my working usually but my maths teacher takes away several marks just because I don't write out the substitution in full... Then she showed me the mark scheme which looked exactly like my working.
Will I get full marks for showing the indefinite integral and then equating it to F(x) then substituting in my limits to find area? (e.g. indefinite integral: [2x]=F(x), area: F(2) - F(1) =2)
This is how I show my working usually but my maths teacher takes away several marks just because I don't write out the substitution in full... Then she showed me the mark scheme which looked exactly like my working.
Please help me
Probably yes but can you please post an example question with your working so it’s clear what you mean?