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Math – Antidifferentiation: The Indefinite Integral 1

Q: If you know the rate at which a function is changing, can you figure out what the function is? 2

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Note: A differential equation along with an initial condition together make an ___________________. (see Ex 5 and Ex 6) 32

Note: A differential equation along with an initial condition together make an ___________________. (see Ex 5 and Ex 6) 33 initial value problem

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