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Integration and Trapezoidal rule

In this section of the course you will learn about an area of calculus called integration. This an be considered in multiple ways, both as the inverse of differentiation (anti-differentiation) and in finding areas under curves. We will also use the trapezoidal rule to estimate the area under a curve. 1. Introducing Integration as Anti-differentiation. 2. Anti-differentiation with a Boundary Condition This video works...

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