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Math 131: Calculus II Offered: Fall 2004 Instructor: Kevin J. Mitchell Office: Lansing 305 Phone: (315)781-3619 Fax: (315)781-3860 E-mail: mitchell@hws.edu Calculus of a Single Variable (Early Transcendental Functions): Third Edition You may wish to bookmark the course website: http://math.hws.edu/~mitchell/Math131F04/index.html where I will post most of the course documents. About Math 131 First-year calculus is usually divided into two parts (terms): differential calculus and integral calculus. Briefly, differential calculus is concerned with rates of change ("the slope problem") and integral calculus is concerned with area, in particular the area enclosed by arbitrary curves. The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus shows how these different concerns are essentially the two faces of a single coin. Having completed a "tour" of differential calculus, you are now prepared to focus on integral calculus. To prove the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus requires us to connect the process of antidifferentiation to the notion of area under a curve. You know how to find the areas of some regions: squares, rectangles, triangles (using triangles you can figure out the area of any polygon), and circles. While you might be able to justify the area formula for a rectangle, it is unlikely that you could give a satisfactory proof for the area formula of a circle. In fact, there is a more fundamental problem here: What is area?

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Calculus From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Topics in Calculus Fundamental theorem Function Limits of functions Continuity ... Manifold For other uses of the term calculus see calculus (disambiguation) Calculus is a branch of mathematics , developed from algebra and geometry , involving two major complementary ideas: The first, called differential calculus is a theory about rates of change , and involves the method of differentiation ; in terms of mathematical functions velocity acceleration , and slopes of curves at a given point can all be discussed on a common symbolic basis. The second, called integral calculus , involves the idea of integration , and uses a general idea of area bounded by the graph of a function , to include related concepts such as volume The two concepts define inverse operations , in a sense made precise by the fundamental theorem of calculus . Therefore, in teaching calculus either may in fact be given priority, but the usual educational approach is to introduce differential calculus first. Contents show hide 1 History 2 Differential calculus ... edit History See main article History of calculus The development of calculus is credited to Archimedes Leibniz and Newton . One of the primary motives for the development of the differential branch was the solution of the so-called " tangent line problem". When the calculus was first being developed, there was significant controversy as to who came up with the idea first - Leibniz and Newton being the contenders for the crown. The truth of the matter will likely never be known. Leibniz' greatest contribution to calculus was his

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