Areas and the Definite Integral (HSC SSCE Mathematics Advanced): Flashcards
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Two fundamental principles of area calculation
Two fundamental principles of area calculation
Rectangle area = length×breadth; dissection preserves area
Symbol that replaces in Leibnitz notation
Symbol that replaces in Leibnitz notation
(elongated S for Sum)
Term for in
Term for in
Integrand
Terms for and in
Terms for and in
Lower and upper limits (or bounds)
Area formula for a triangle
Area formula for a triangle
Area formula for a trapezium
Area formula for a trapezium
(average of parallel sides × width)
Area formula for a circle
Area formula for a circle
What does represent
What does represent
Area under curve from to
Approximation for area of thin strip at
Approximation for area of thin strip at
(height × width)
Relationship of upper/lower rectangles to integral
Relationship of upper/lower rectangles to integral
True integral value lies between lower and upper sums
