The answer is C.
The integral in I is a constant and the derivative of that constant is 0.
The integral in II F(x)-F(2) and the derivative is f(x) where F'(x)=f(x)
In the last one the result is f(x)-f(2)!
Cameron L.
asked 11/30/20f is a differentiable function for all x. Which of the following statements must be true?(2 points)



| A | II only |
| B | III only |
| C | I and II only |
| D | II and III only |
The answer is C.
The integral in I is a constant and the derivative of that constant is 0.
The integral in II F(x)-F(2) and the derivative is f(x) where F'(x)=f(x)
In the last one the result is f(x)-f(2)!
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