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Am I allowed to multiply an entire integral (on the inside AND the outside) by negative 1? I have a potential trig identity in the integral that will only work if it's multiplied by -1...
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Yes, you can multiply the integrated function by a constant, inside the integral. The result will be that constant times the original integral.
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