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Integration notes

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This page gathers user-made integration notes, from definite integrals and substitution to areas and volumes. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to review techniques and applications. Explore over 10 notes spanning school and university levels, and pick one to start with.

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What the integration notes cover

The notes bring together explanations and outlines of integration techniques. Some are drawn from mind maps and set out steps for simplifying an integrand, trying substitution and choosing what to do next. Others cover definite integrals, area between curves and methods for finding volumes.

How to use the notes

Start with Integral Maths - Definite Integrals if you want an introduction to definite integrals and worked examples, including negative answers. For a technique-focused review, look at the notes on integration strategy and follow their steps for simplifying and identifying an integral.

Use Calculus Notes to review the shell method for volumes. As you read, make a short summary of the method or example you want to revisit. When you want to test recall, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the Integration unit page. Choose a note that fits your current topic and give it a read.

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Which note should I start with?

Try Integral Maths - Definite Integrals for an introduction to definite integrals and examples. If you are looking for a way to choose between techniques, start with one of the strategy notes instead. These outline steps such as simplifying the integrand and looking for a substitution.

What topics do the integration notes cover?

The notes include definite integrals, substitution and integration by parts, as well as trigonometric identities and other techniques. There are also notes on area between curves and volumes. Some resources were created from mind maps, so they present techniques and decisions as a sequence of steps.

Are the notes free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The notes were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own notes, quizzes, mind maps and flashcards, and save your quiz scores.

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