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How is it possible...that the integral performs an infinite amount of calculations to give the area under a curve.
The integral expression has to find an infinite amount of areas of the (dx by f(x)) rectangles.
I'm guessing there is a simple answer to this, I'm just not quite piecing it together.
I have probably done several homework assignments covering exactly what I'm asking, but I do not know how to answer this question to myself.
The integral expression has to find an infinite amount of areas of the (dx by f(x)) rectangles.
I'm guessing there is a simple answer to this, I'm just not quite piecing it together.
I have probably done several homework assignments covering exactly what I'm asking, but I do not know how to answer this question to myself.
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