Write the integral as a sum of integrals without absolute values and evaluate.
To eliminate the absolute values and solve the integral, we need to determine where the expression inside the absolute value is nonpositive and where the expression inside the absolute value is nonnegative inside our limits of integration.
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Therefore we can eliminate the absolute value sign when we restrict within those intervals.
Rewrite without absolute value signs on the restricted intervals.
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In order to evaluate the integral, we will need antiderivatives for each of the integrands in the two integrands without absolute values.
Find an antiderivative F(x) for .
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