Not necessarily. You can do the integration without the boundary, return to the original variable and then evaluate. Sometimes it's just simpler to recalculate
Lol I got 50 and I don’t know where I went wrong. I did it a bit more complicated, I did a t = sqrt(u) substitution and then I substituted the resulting integral all the way back to x before applying 0 and 15
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