BASIC CALCULUS:

Section 4 Area
Under A Curve
Module 4.2: Integration Wiki
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 Welcome to
Section 4: Area
Under A Curve
Integration Wiki
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 Be familiar with integration and its
application.
LEARNING
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 BeIntroduced to Section 4: Area
Under A Curve
 Discuss Module 4.2 Integration Wiki
Are you familiar with these
equations?
What is integration?
 Integration is the process of reversing the process of
differentiation.
 The process of finding the antiderivative of a function is called
integration. We use the symbol 

 In denoting the indefinite integral (simple integral) of the

function f(x) and the symbol dx means that we are integrating
with respect to its independent variable x.
 In this notation, we call f(x) the integrand.
What is integration?

 When given the integration problem, we are

actually looking for a function F(x) such that
F'(x)=f(x) or 
Formula for finding the integral:
Formula for finding the integral:
Top formulas used in finding the
integral:

Power Rule of Integration 

Constant Multiple Rule of Integration

Sum and Difference Rule of Integration

Example 1:

What formula is used?

Example 2:

What formula is used?

Example 3: 
 Ifthe integral is computed over an interval [a,b], then the
integral is now called definite integral denoted as 

 We call the numbers a and b the limits of integration. If

F(x) is the integral of f(x) on [a,b], then the definite
integral is evaluated as
Example 4:
Example 5:
Properties of Definite Integral
Area Under a Curve
 Asan application of the definite integral, the area under
the curve given by f(x) on the interval [a,b] and bounded by
the x-axis is given by the definite integral of f(x).
Example 6: