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== Example 1==
== Example 1==
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|[[Image:Firstexampledintegralsqa9.png|300px|Click on the image to get a better view.]]
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|A graph representation of <math>f(x)</math> in Example 1.
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|The ''thin blue line'' is f(x).
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|The ''yellow'' is what we add to get the value of the integral. It is the '''area'''.
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|The ''vertical green line'', the '''lower bound''', is at -3 because the lower bound of the definite integral is located at -3.
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|Likewise, the ''red line'' is the '''upper bound''', which is at 5.
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This is a very simple definite integral:
This is a very simple definite integral:
:<math>\int_{-3}^{5} x^2 dx</math>
:<math>\int_{-3}^{5} x^2 dx</math>
WilliamBeason
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