Area under a curve
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Shows how to use polygons (rectangles) of arbitrarily small dimensions to determine areas under segments of curves. Discusses non-decreasing and non-increasing monotonic functions, and continuous vs. discontinuous functions., Shows how to use polygons (rectangles) of arbitrarily small dimonsions to determine areas under segments of curves. Discusses non-decreasing and non-increasing monatonic functions and continuous vs. discontinuous functions. (Calculus series)
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