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Antiderivatives. 5.1. Discovery of Power Rule for Antiderivatives. If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) =. If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) =. If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) =. If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) =. Differentiation. Integration. The process of finding a derivative. The process of finding the antiderivative.
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Antiderivatives 5.1
Discovery of Power Rule for Antiderivatives If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) = If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) = If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) = If f ‘ (x) = Then f(x) =
Differentiation Integration The process of finding a derivative The process of finding the antiderivative Tells us the variable of integration Symbols: Integral Symbols: Integrand
is the indefinite integral of f(x) with respect to x. Each function has more than one antiderivative (actually infinitely many) Derivative of: The antiderivatives vary by a constant!
General Solution for an Indefinite Integral You will lose points if you forget dx or + C!!! Where c is a constant
Find: You can always check your answer by differentiating!
Evaluate: C represents any constant
Particular Solutions and F(1) = 0