Undergrad Is there any good book to easy to self learn Integration?

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For those struggling with understanding integrals after learning differentiation, several resources are recommended for self-study. Key suggestions include "Calculus of One Variable" by Stewart for foundational knowledge and links to Physics Forums for structured insights on self-study in calculus and analysis. Additionally, utilizing video resources, particularly from Khan Academy, can enhance comprehension of integrals. Engaging with these materials can significantly aid in mastering integration concepts. Overall, a combination of books and online videos is advised for effective self-learning.
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I have learned differentiation (till multiple order differentiation). But I don't just understand integrals.
 
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Thanks for recommendation
 
I recommend you Calculus of one variable - Stewart
 
I would recommend watching some videos on the subject as well, if you get the chance. I would imagine that Khan Academy would have some quality posts about it.
 
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