Redefining a function’s value is a mathematical technique often used to address discontinuities, particularly removable discontinuities, or to extend a function’s domain. This process involves changing the function’s definition at specific points to achieve continuity, differentiability, or other desired properties.
An anti-derivative, also known as indefinite integration, is a fundamental concept in calculus that involves finding the original function from its rate of change or derivative. Essentially, it is the reverse operation of differentiation. Anti-derivatives allow us to uncover the original function when we have information about its rate of change. Anti-derivatives play a pivotal […]
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