Calculus notes (1st edition)

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This document contains all the topics covered in Chapter 1 (except 1.5) with examples for each topic.

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Integral calculus is a branch of mathematics that involves the study of integrals, which are mathematical objects that can be thought of as the "areas" or "volumes" of certain functions or geometric figures. The fundamental concept of integral calculus is the integral, which is a mathematical operation that takes a function, called the integrand, and assigns to it a number, called the value of the integral, that encodes certain properties of the function. The process of evaluating an integra...

Integral calculus is a branch of mathematics that involves the study of integrals, which are mathematical objects that can be thought of as the "areas" or "volumes" of certain functions or geometric figures. The fundamental concept of integral calculus is the integral, which is a mathematical operation that takes a function, called the integrand, and assigns to it a number, called the value of the integral, that encodes certain properties of the function. The process of evaluating an integra...

Integral calculus is a branch of calculus that deals with the concept of integration, which is a way to find the total area underneath a curve or the total volume enclosed by a three-dimensional shape. In contrast to differential calculus, which focuses on finding rates of change, integral calculus uses techniques such as integration by substitution and integration by parts to find the total values of quantities that are defined by equations or graphs. This branch of calculus is important in man...