Practice Fundamental Theorem of Calculus in Math

Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.

Quick Recap

The theorem stating that differentiation and integration are inverse operations, linking antiderivatives to definite integrals.

Integration undoes differentiation. They're two sides of the same coin.

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Example 1

hard
Find ddx∫xx2sin⁡t dt.

Example 2

medium
Use the FTC to evaluate ∫−12(2x+3) dx.

Example 3

easy
Evaluate ∫04x dx.

Example 4

easy
If G(x)=∫3xt4 dt, find G′(5).

Example 5

easy
If H(x)=∫0xet dt, find H′(x).

Example 6

medium
Use the FTC to evaluate ∫02(ex−1) dx.

Example 7

easy
Evaluate ∫023x2 dx.

Example 8

easy
If F(x)=∫0xsin⁡t dt, what is F′(x)?

Example 9

medium
If F(x)=∫2x5(t2+1) dt, find F′(x).

Example 10

easy
Use the FTC to evaluate ∫032x dx.

Example 11

medium
Evaluate ∫0ln⁡22e2x dx.

Example 12

easy
Let G(x)=∫0x(t2+1) dt. Find G′(x) using FTC Part 1.

Example 13

medium
Use FTC Part 2 to evaluate ∫1e1t dt.

Example 14

easy
If G(x)=∫2xcos⁡t dt, find G′(x).

Example 15

hard
Why must f be continuous on [a,b] for FTC Part 2 in its basic form?

Example 16

challenge
Let G(x)=∫0x(t−1)(t−3) dt. Find all x>0 where G has a local minimum.

Example 17

medium
If F(x)=∫0xet2 dt, find F′(x).

Example 18

medium
If F(x)=∫0xte−t2 dt, find F′(x).

Example 19

easy
Use the FTC to evaluate ∫0πcos⁡x dx.

Example 20

easy
Evaluate ∫01ex dx.