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So far we have just considered integration as the reverse of differentiation.
However, integration does have uses other than just reversing differentiation.
The integral of a function between two points represents the area enclosed by the x axis, the curve described by the function and the two chosen points.
For example, consider the function drawn below.
Integrating f(x) between a and b will give us the value of the shaded area.