diff --git a/samplequestions/stacklibrary/HELM/Course_quiz_13_2-definite-integrals/top/Default-for-13-2/13-2-2-2-T-Definite-integral-switch-limits.xml b/samplequestions/stacklibrary/HELM/Course_quiz_13_2-definite-integrals/top/Default-for-13-2/13-2-2-2-T-Definite-integral-switch-limits.xml
index 9168454419f..fa303ba464a 100644
--- a/samplequestions/stacklibrary/HELM/Course_quiz_13_2-definite-integrals/top/Default-for-13-2/13-2-2-2-T-Definite-integral-switch-limits.xml
+++ b/samplequestions/stacklibrary/HELM/Course_quiz_13_2-definite-integrals/top/Default-for-13-2/13-2-2-2-T-Definite-integral-switch-limits.xml
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
Find the definite integral of {@exp1@} from {@b1@} to {@b2@}, that is, find \(\displaystyle \int_{@b1@}^{@b2@} ({@exp@}) \, \mathrm{d}x\).
+Find the definite integral of {@exp1@} from {@b1@} to {@b2@}, that is, find \(\displaystyle \int_{@b1@}^{@b2@} ({@exp1@}) \, \mathrm{d}x\).
First find the indefinite integral:
\(\displaystyle \int ({@exp1@}) \, \mathrm{d}x = \) [[input:ans1]] [[validation:ans1]] [[feedback:prt1]]
Now insert the limits of integration, the upper limit first, and hence evaluate the integral: