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    1) An antiderivative or primitive of a function f(x) is another function F(x) whose derivative is equal to f(x). 2) If a primitive F(x) exists for a function f(x) over an interval I, then F(x) is called a primitive function of f(x). 3) If F1(x) and F2(x) are two primitive functions of the same function f(x), then F1(x) - F2(x) is a constant function over the interval I. Therefore, any primitive F(x) can be written as another primitive F2(x) plus a constant.

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    1) An antiderivative or primitive of a function f(x) is another function F(x) whose derivative is equal to f(x). 2) If a primitive F(x) exists for a function f(x) over an interval I, then F(x) is called a primitive function of f(x). 3) If F1(x) and F2(x) are two primitive functions of the same function f(x), then F1(x) - F2(x) is a constant function over the interval I. Therefore, any primitive F(x) can be written as another primitive F2(x) plus a constant.

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    Practice 7

    Integration :

    10) Antiderivate or primitives :

    Let ICIR open interval ; f : It IR ,


    is there function F: ItR
    .,
    FED F'(X) =
    f(x) (XEI)
    .

    if yes : we call if the primitive function of f .

    EXP F(x) x2
    :
    (ER) 0)
    =
    I =
    (- 0
    ; +

    () x2 F(x)
    = (tIR)
    =
    SO

    (i 1)'
    2
    + =
    x so Fal = +

    F(* 3
    + 2 (xtIR ; (t(R) F'(X) 3
    2) x2
    x
    (1 +
    = =
    => =

    It can be proved that : if Fi , Fe are 2 Primitives of f =>

    CF1-F2)' =
    F -
    Fa = 1 -
    += 0 on I 2) 7CEIR

    so that Fi(X) -

    Eg(x) =
    C (KXE I) => F(X) = F2(X) + C ( xtIR)

    Def :
    Jf(x)dx : =
    Sf :=
    & F : ItIR , FED
    ,
    F(x) = f(x) (xtI)3 .
    the set of all primitives of f It IR
    :
    .

    Then : If FtSf10 >


    -
    St(x)dx F(X) + c = (XEI , (EIR) .

    (x2dx
    13 C(CtIR)
    = +

    XEIR

    Visually :

    "itgit
    ⑰

    ↑ N integral
    -x
    It
    curves

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