Integration Flashcards

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What is integration?

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The opposite of differentiation

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When would Integration be used?

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Finding the area between a curve and the x axis between two points

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What is the notation for integration?

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What is the difference between indefinite and definite integration?

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Indefinite means we don’t have x values to take into account, so there will always be + c at the end, as the exact expression is unknown

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What are the steps for integration?

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  1. Increase the power by 1
  2. Divide the coefficient by this NEW power
  3. If indefinite integration then add + c at the end
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What are the general integration formula’s ?

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What is a way to check integration?

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If differentiated gives the original answer

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General tips to remember when integrating:

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  1. Always remembering the + c
  2. When expanding/ manipulating the original expression keep it in brackets with the dx
  3. Look at what they want you to integrate with respect to (dx or dn or dp)
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What is the constant of integration?

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The + c that comes at the end of indefinite integration

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What are the two phrases in which you will be required to find the constant of integration?

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  1. Given the gradient function to integrate and a point on the curve
  2. Given a second derivative to integrate and a gradient at at given point
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What is the notation of definite integrals?

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What is the difference between a definite integral and an indefinite integral ?

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A definite integral produces a value.
An indefinite integral produces a function

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What information is needed to find the area under the curve?

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  1. The equation of the curve
  2. The limits at the the area starts and ends
  3. (Optional ) sketch is preferred
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What is the quick method for finding the area between two curves ?

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