Introduction
In calculus, differentiation and integration are two fundamental operations that are inversely related to each other. If you differentiate a function, you find its rate of change or slope at any given point. Integration, on the other hand, finds the accumulation or total value of a function over a given interval.
When we say integration is the inverse operation of differentiation, we mean that integration "undoes" the effect of differentiation, and vice versa. More formally, if you integrate the derivative of a function, you'll get back the original function (up to a constant). Similarly, if you differentiate the integral of a function, you'll also get back the original function (up to a constant).
Mathematically, this is represented by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Formula for Integral
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Basic Integral of algebraic functions: Activity 1
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Basic Integral of algebraic functions: Activity 2
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Basic Integral of algebraic functions: Activity 3
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Basic Integral of trigonometric functions: Activity 4
Compute the following integrals.
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Basic Integral of Logarithm functions: Activity 5
Compute the following integrals.
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यस प्रश्नमा मानौ ।
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