Integration
Mathematical Methods: Units 3 and 4
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This video builds on the work we have been doing on anti-differentiation by looking specifically at the case of the exponential function with numerical powers.
There are a number of examples given.
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antiderivatives
antiderivative calculus
antiderivatives and indefinite integration
antiderivative of e^x
integration calculus
integration of e^x
integration of exponential functions
maths methods unit 3 and 4
methods vce
maths methods vce
integration by substitution
antiderative
e to the power of