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If w=2x, then \int\limits^2_0 {f(2x)} \, dx =

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First, you should solve for
f(2x), which equals
2*(2x)=4x. Now, solve the integral of
f(2x)=
2*(2x)=4x, to get that
\int\ {(f(2x)=4x)} \, dx= 2x^2. You can check this by taking the integral of what you got. Now by the Fundamental Theorem
\int\limits^2_0 {4x} \, dx=[2x^2] ^(2)_(0)=2(2)^(2)-2(0)^2=8.

This should be the answer to your question, if I understood what you were asking correctly.
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