The value of definite integral depends on

The interval and the variable of integration

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The function, the interval and the variable of integration

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The function and the interval

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The function and the variable of integration

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Solution

The correct option is C
The function and the interval

Since in definite integrals, the variable of integration is a dummy variable. The value of definite integral depends only on the function and the interval not on variable of integration.

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