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Basic Integration

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Master techniques for calculating definite and indefinite integrals using fundamental rules and methods
  • Apply integration to solve real-world problems involving area, volume, and accumulation
  • Utilize the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to connect differentiation and integration effectively
  • Identify and evaluate integrals involving polynomial, exponential, and trigonometric functions
  • Implement substitution and integration by parts for complex integral problems
  • Analyze the relationship between derivatives and integrals to simplify calculus computations
  • Solve problems related to average value, displacement, and total accumulation using integration
  • Develop skills to interpret and graph functions involving integrals in various contexts
  • Apply integration concepts to physics, engineering, and economics for practical problem-solving
  • Enhance mathematical reasoning and critical thinking through integration techniques

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The fundamental use of integration is as a continuous version of summing. But, paradoxically, often integrals are computed by viewing integration as essentially an inverse operation to differentiation. (That fact is the so-called Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.)