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    1) Antidifferentiation, also called integration, is the process of finding the original function given its derivative. It reverses the process of differentiation. 2) There are infinitely many antiderivatives for a given function because adding a constant of integration captures the fact that shifting the graph up does not change the derivative. 3) Basic integration rules include the constant rule, where integrating a function times a constant is equal to the constant times integrating the function, and the sum and difference rules, which allow integrating sums and differences of functions.

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    1) Antidifferentiation, also called integration, is the process of finding the original function given its derivative. It reverses the process of differentiation. 2) There are infinitely many antiderivatives for a given function because adding a constant of integration captures the fact that shifting the graph up does not change the derivative. 3) Basic integration rules include the constant rule, where integrating a function times a constant is equal to the constant times integrating the function, and the sum and difference rules, which allow integrating sums and differences of functions.

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    1) Antidifferentiation, also called integration, is the process of finding the original function given its derivative. It reverses the process of differentiation. 2) There are infinitely many antiderivatives for a given function because adding a constant of integration captures the fact that shifting the graph up does not change the derivative. 3) Basic integration rules include the constant rule, where integrating a function times a constant is equal to the constant times integrating the function, and the sum and difference rules, which allow integrating sums and differences of functions.

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    Antidifferentiation

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    Antidifferentiation

     Up to this point in calculus, you have been concerned


    primarily with this problem: given a function, find its
    derivative

     Many important applications of calculus involve the inverse


    problem: given the derivative of a function, find the
    function
    Antidifferentiation

     This operation of determining the original function from its


    derivative is the inverse operation of differentiation and is
    called antidifferentiation.

     Antidifferentiation is a process or operation that reverses


    differentiation.
    Antidifferentiation
    What is the antiderivative of ?

    Notice:

    G is an antiderivative of F.
    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals
     The antidifferentiation process is also called integration.

    Differential
    Integral
    (variable of
    sign
    integration)

    Integrand
    Indefinite Antiderivative
    Integral

    The derivative of F is f.
    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals
    The Power Rule for Integration

    This absolute value


    prevents you from
    having to find the
    natural log of a
    negative number.

    Q: What function has the derivative ?

    A: ln x
    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals

    What if we were to shift the graph up 1 unit?


    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals

    Do the slopes change?


    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals

    The slopes stay the same.


    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals

    If a function has an antiderivative,


    then it has an infinite number of antiderivates.
    Antiderivatives & Indefinite
    Integrals

    Constant of
    Integration

    To capture the fact that there are infinitely


    many antiderivatives we add a constant.
    Basic Integration Rules
    Basic Integration Rules
    Constant Rule for Integration
    Basic Integration Rules

    The integral of a function times a


    constant is equal to the constant
    times the integral of the function.
    Basic Integration Rules

    Q: How do you know if you have found the correct antiderivative?

    A: Take the derivative of your answer to check.


    Basic Integration Rules
    Constant Multiple Rule for Integration

    Sum & Difference Rules for Integration


    Basic Integration Rules
    You Try these three.

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