The Integral Calculus

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  • idea - area under a curve
  • similar curves (c), particular/general solutions
  • Fundamental theorem of calculus
  • anti-derivative
  • by taking limits
  • indefinate & indefinate; notation

Fundamental theorem of calculus

This is a key statement of the relationship between integration and differentiation.


∫d[ ƒ(x) ]/dx dx = ƒ(x)
Displacement (Position)
Integrate↓↑Differentiate
Velocity (Speed)
Integrate↓↑Differentiate
Acceleration

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