Integral calculus Definition and 156 Threads

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    Differential and Integral Calculus I&II by R.Courant free online

    Hi there, I don't know if this has been posted before but I found an online version of both volumes. If I'm not mistaken these links have the full content of this classic set. http://kr.cs.ait.ac.th/~radok/math/mat6/startdiall.htm http://kr.cs.ait.ac.th/~radok/math/mat9/startall.htm
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    Modeling motion with air resistance (integral calculus)

    Air resistance is a force that acts in the direction opposite to the motion and increases in magnitude as velocity increases, let us assume at least initially that air resistance r is proportional to the velocity: r = pv, where p is a negative constant. suppose a ball of mass m is thrown upward...
  3. phoenixthoth

    Integral Calculus Bee: Antidifferentiating & Finding Primative Functions

    [FONT=Times New Roman]And, yes, I mean what you think it means: antidifferentiating. Finding a primative. Whatever... At my school, we're conducting an integration bee not unlike similar bees done elsewhere. The purpose of this thread is two-fold: 1. To compile a list of non-routine...
  4. JasonJo

    Head scratching integral calculus hw

    hey guys, i need help on my integral calculus hw 2) int(x*3*e^(x^7)) dx this one is just giving me insane problems
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    How Do You Calculate Acceleration and Angular Speed in Physics Problems?

    1. What constant negative acceleration will enable a driver to decrease the speed from 120 km/hr to 60 km/hr while traveling a distance of 100m? Where I got stuck [WIGS]: Let us say you don't know the formula used in kinematics... the acceleration is unknown. Let acceleration be a... so...
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    Get Help on Integral Calculus: Velocity & Distance Equation

    I need guidance (updated) The website has changed a lot! Very beautiful and attactive! I like it. Well, I need help. This is on integral calculus :rolleyes: . How do I find an equation involving the velocity "v" and the distance "s" given that the acceleration "a" is 800; and that v =...
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