What is the integral of a constant?

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Integral of a constant.
The integral of a constant is equal to the constant times the variable of integration plus an arbitrary constant.
The integral of constant $k$ with respect to $x$ is given as:
$\int k d x = k x + C$ , Where $C$ is an arbitrary constant.
Hence, $\int k d x = k x + C$

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