Lecture

Integral Calculus: Fundamental Theorem

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This lecture covers the fundamental theorem of integral calculus, stating that if a function is continuous on a closed interval, then its antiderivative exists. It also explores techniques like partial integration and determining antiderivatives for polynomials and power series.

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Analysis: Calculus, Numerical analysis

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