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Lesson 11 of 20 · about 17 min

The fundamental theorem of calculus

Derivatives measure rates; integrals add rates up. It turns out they're opposites, the way multiplying and dividing are. You'll watch the area under the Big Drop's speed graph grow and see that its slope is the speed itself, then use that to compute exact areas in one line instead of thousands of slices.

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In this lesson you'll learn:

  • Fundamental theorem of calculus
  • Antiderivative

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