Indefinite integration
Integration as differentiation in reverse: integrating powers of , why there is always a , and how one point pins down the exact curve.
≈ 40 minIntegrating (ax + b)ⁿ
How to integrate a power of a linear bracket in one step by reversing the chain rule: raise the power, divide by the new power, and divide by the coefficient of .
≈ 35 minDefinite integrals
What means and how to evaluate it, why there is no , how to find an unknown limit, and how some integrals with an infinite limit still give a finite answer.
≈ 40 minAreas under and between curves
Using definite integrals to find areas: under a curve, regions below the axis, between a curve and a line, between two curves, and against the -axis.
≈ 50 minVolumes of revolution
Spinning a region around an axis makes a solid. Slicing it into thin discs gives about the -axis and about the -axis, plus regions between two graphs.
≈ 45 min