Differential Calculus and
Integral Calculus
Differential
Calculus
Focuses on rates of change,
such as slopes of tangent
lines and velocities
Differential Calculus is
concerned with the problems
of finding the rate of change
of a function with respect
to the other variables.
It deals with variables
such as x and y, functions f(x).
Integral
Calculus
Integration is the reciprocal
of differentiation.
 The two branches are
Branch of calculus concerned
connected by
the fundamental theorem with the theory and
of calculus.
applications of integrals.
Both branch discusses the
rate of changes Deals with total size or
Both are about splitting a value, such as lengths,
function into arbitrarily
areas, and volumes.
small pieces and
taking the limit.
Usefull to calculate the area
under a curve.
It is generally used for
calculating area.