Lecture

Integrals of Functions

Description

This lecture covers the concept of integrals as the reciprocal function of the derivative, obtained through continuous summation between two bounds. It explains displacement integral of velocity from initial time 0 to time t, and the variation of speed and acceleration in physical examples of rectilinear motion along the Ox axis.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mathematics

Analysis: Calculus, Complex analysis

Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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