Final answer to the problem
$6+xy- 4\cdot +xy$
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1
The integral of a constant is equal to the constant times the integral's variable
$\left[+xyx\right]_{4}^{6}$
2
Evaluate the definite integral
$6+xy- 4\cdot +xy$
Final answer to the problem
$6+xy- 4\cdot +xy$
