Areas and the Definite Integral (HSC SSCE Mathematics Advanced): Quizzes
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What are the two fundamental principles underlying all area calculations?
What are the two fundamental principles underlying all area calculations?
Rectangle area & dissection unchanged
In Leibnitz notation, what does the symbol represent?
In Leibnitz notation, what does the symbol represent?
An elongated S for 'Sum'
In the definite integral , what is called?
In the definite integral , what is called?
The integrand
What are and called in ?
What are and called in ?
Lower and upper limits (or bounds)
What is equal to?
What is equal to?
Evaluate using geometry.
Evaluate using geometry.
What is equal to?
What is equal to?
Where does the true value of an integral lie relative to rectangle approximations?
Where does the true value of an integral lie relative to rectangle approximations?
Between lower and upper rectangle sums
What happens to bounds as the number of rectangles increases in approximations?
What happens to bounds as the number of rectangles increases in approximations?
They get progressively tighter