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Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Procedure
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When evaluating the definite integral $$\int_{2}^{3} 2*x\,dx$$ using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, rank the following steps in order: (1) Find the antiderivative, (2) Evaluate at the upper limit, (3) Evaluate at the lower limit, (4) Subtract the lower value from the upper.

A

Evaluate at the upper limit, Find the antiderivative, Evaluate at the lower limit, Subtract the lower evaluation from the upper

B

Find the antiderivative, Subtract the lower evaluation from the upper, Evaluate at the upper limit, Evaluate at the lower limit

C

Find the antiderivative, Evaluate at the upper limit, Evaluate at the lower limit, Subtract the lower evaluation from the upper

D

Find the antiderivative, Evaluate at the lower limit, Evaluate at the upper limit, Subtract the lower evaluation from the upper

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