Question

Give detailed Conception of : Integral as an anti-derivative.

Answer 1

STOP IT!!

Answer 2

please stop posting questions from a test before we have to report you to a moderator or just report in general.

Answer 3

These are not from any test Trust me .... I Swear

Answer 4

@Hope_nicole @pooja195 it's not from any test

Answer 5

hmm
its simple logic
differentiating is spliting
integrating is adding
like x^2 's differentiation is 2x
where 2x's integration is x^2
but for the sake of few people,newton had added a constant C while u r integrating something
like x^2+c's integration is also 2x
becoz c becomes 0.
get basic info thru websites

Answer 6

http://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/4/antider.1/

Answer 7

i could help but no answers

Answer 8

well,this is really irritating.he is asking these theoretical questions in maths.this clearly show that he himself hasn't done any work upon them.and i am sure @pooja195 that he isn't reading any of the links you've provided him since reading and understanding this stuff takes time,but he is keeping on posting one question after another without trying to find what actually the things he is asking mean.i am pretty sure about this