Understanding the Relationship between Differential Equations and Integration

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If ds = integration of f(t) dt then can I say:
ds/dt= f(t)?

I am very confuse with that. please help
 
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I'm very confused too with what you're asking.

It *sounds* like you meant:

If [tex]s = \int f(x) dx[/tex], is it true that [tex]\frac{ds}{dx} = f(x)[/tex]?

If that's not what you mean, please correct me. If it is what you meant, then it's true. It is essentially the fundamental theorem of calculus.
 
Sorry I have corrected and thanks for answering!
 
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