Discussion
Three of these four hold for the definite integral. The exception is
Answer: C
The constant cancels in \( F(b) - F(a) \), so it cannot affect the value: this is precisely why a definite integral is well defined although the antiderivative is not unique. Additivity, being a number, and the sign change on exchanging limits are all genuine properties
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