Introduction to Integration (Anti-Differentiation)

This is part of the HSC Mathematics Advanced course under the topic of Integral Calculus: The anti-derivative

In this post, we define anti-differentiation as the reverse of differentiation and use the notation \int f(x) dx for anti-derivatives or indefinite integrals. We also recognise that any two anti-derivatives of f(x) differ by a constant.

Integration (Antiderivatives)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smp1WJjfUvM

Primitive Functions (1 of 2: What is anti-differentiation?)

Primitive Functions (2 of 2: Basic example question)

Primitive Functions

Eddie Woo: Primitive Functions (1 of 4: Introduction and rules of Anti-Differentiation)

Eddie Woo: Primitive Functions (2 of 4: Importance of the Constant Term in Anti-Differentiation)