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Anti-derivatives, definite integrals Areas, motion The fundamental theorem

Integration: running the derivative backwards.

Anti-differentiation, the fundamental theorem of calculus, exact areas, and recovering motion from velocity. From here on, the ClassPad becomes a serious tool, so every lesson includes a ClassPad guide and tags each question as calculator-free or calculator-assumed to match the exam.

Lesson 1

Anti-derivatives & Definite Integrals

Reversing the power rule, finding the constant, rectangle approximations, and the fundamental theorem of calculus. Twenty practice questions, ten harder ones, and a ClassPad guide.

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Lesson 2

Areas & Motion

Areas under and between curves, and displacement and distance from velocity, including the absolute-value trick on the ClassPad. Twenty practice questions, ten harder ones, and a ClassPad guide.

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Lesson 3

The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

The signed area function, the proof that differentiating accumulated area returns the original curve, and the total-change formula that follows. Twenty practice questions, ten harder ones, and a ClassPad guide.

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