Integration by substitution is used when direct integration is not feasible. Method simplifies complex functions by reducing them to standard form. Integration becomes f(g(t)).g'(t).dt when x = g(t)
Program prompts user to input two integers. Uses temporary variable to swap values. Function swaps addresses of variables. Outputs values before and after swapping
Indefinite integrals are found by integrating antiderivatives of integrals. Examples include finding integrals of x, 3ex, (3x² - 5x + 2)dx. Applications involve finding tangent slopes and population growth rates
Temporary variable method works only for object variables. Method-based swapping doesn't work due to object reference copying. Wrapper class needed for object-based swapping
Swapping means switching values of two variables in computer programming. Example: 20 and 40 variables become 40 and 20 after swapping
Swap function exchanges values of two variables in programming. Can be used for sorting lists or swapping variables in equations