3 Differences Between Definite and Indefinite Integral | Math Dot Com

3 differences between definite integral and indefinite integral is explained with example.
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Family of functions means if in place of we will take 3 then we will get one function and if we will take 9

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9 then we can get another function so in this we will get a lot of functions.... because c is an arbitrary constant so we can take any no..

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Why we use c in indefinite integrals ?

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If we have an expression like F(x) =3x+4 Differentiate w. R. T x F'(x) =3 Now If we integrate or take anti derivative of f'(x) what we will get let see F(x) =3x But this expression is not equal to 3x+4 so in order to tackle the constants constant of integration is always added in indefinite integrals.

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