Evaluating Indefinite Integrals
We now have a pretty good grasp of what integration is, and how to do it. But what about when we see an integral without any limits of integration listed? This is extremely common, and these are called indefinite integrals. These won't be any harder to evaluate, because we just take the antiderivative as usual, and then leave it at that! There are a few details to go over, and then we can practice with some tougher examples.
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