Original
Find an antiderivative of the function {{MATH_204}}.
{{CMD_205}}
Differentiate the function {{MATH_206}}.
{{CMD_207}}
Since {{MATH_208}}, it follows that {{MATH_209}} is
an antiderivative of {{MATH_210}}.
To summarize: The constant multiple of an antiderivative is an antiderivative of a constant multiple of a function.
{{CMD_211}}
We have proved the following theorem.
{{CMD_212}}{{CMD_213}}
If {{MATH_214}} is an antiderivative of {{MATH_215}}, and {{MATH_216}} is a constant, then {{MATH_217}} is an antiderivative of {{MATH_218}}.