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Other names for the fundamental theorem of calculus
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myininaya?
i have never heard it called anything but that although sometimes people say "first fundamental theorem of calc" and "second fundamental theorem of calc" but they are basically the same
wow i have to say that this looks rather idiosyncratic. maybe it is explained in the book
It's actually pretty general. I did some research, and it looks like no one's ever heard of I.
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sorry. weird question (and really has nothing to do with math, just what some math teacher made up)
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