Integration (Year 1) in less than 25 minutes • A-Level Maths, Pure Year 1, Chapter 13 📚
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Chapter 13 introduces integration as anti-differentiation using the power rule and constant of integration, then builds to definite integrals, careful use of limits and substitution, and applying upper-minus-lower methods to find areas under and between curves, including exact region calculations.
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My first learning tip is to think of integration as anti-differentiation. In fact, that's what integration was initially referred to as. When asked to integrate something, we are asking ourselves what differentiates to give, so we're actually trying to do the reverse process of differentiation.
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