The integral is an important concept in mathematics. Integration is one of the two main operations in calculus, with its inverse, differentiation (from differential calculus), being the other.

In particular, the integral of a function between two values gives the area under the graph of the function between those two limits.
CategoryMetaTopic
BirthdayProblem
ChainRule
DifferentiatingPolynomials
DifferentiatingTrigFunctions
Euler
IsaacNewton
MathematicsTaxonomy
OrdinaryDifferentialEquation
PartialDifferentialEquation
ProductRule
QuotientRule
SuggestedReading
(none) (none)
Calculus
DifferentialCalculus
(none)

You are here

IntegralCalculus
CategoryMetaTopic
Function
IntegrationByParts
Polynomial
ChainRule
DifferentiatingPolynomials
DifferentiatingTrigFunctions
IsaacNewton
QuotientRule
ProductRule CategoryMeta
CoDomainOfAFunction
ComplexNumber
DomainOfAFunction
FundamentalTheoremOfAlgebra
ImageOfAFunction
RangeOfAFunction
RealNumber
RootsOfPolynomials

Local neighbourhood - D3


Last change to this page
Full Page history
Links to this page
Edit this page
  (with sufficient authority)
Change password
Recent changes
All pages
Search