AP Calculus BCeasymcq1 pt
The integral of a vector-valued function is computed
A.componentwise
B.by adding the components first
C.only for the x-component
D.as a scalar always
Explanation
Core Concept
Integrate each component separately.
Correct Answer
Acomponentwise
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