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This document outlines a mathematics project focused on integration, covering its fundamental concepts, applications in various fields, and connections to real-life scenarios, art, and sustainable development goals. It explains the two types of integration: indefinite and definite, and highlights its uses in calculating areas and solving differential equations. The objective is to deepen understanding of integration and its interdisciplinary relevance.
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This document outlines a mathematics project focused on integration, covering its fundamental concepts, applications in various fields, and connections to real-life scenarios, art, and sustainable development goals. It explains the two types of integration: indefinite and definite, and highlights its uses in calculating areas and solving differential equations. The objective is to deepen understanding of integration and its interdisciplinary relevance.
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MATHEMATICS PROJECT: INTEGRATION

Title: Exploring Integration and Its Applications

Subtopics Covered:

1. Integration with Other Subjects

2. Real-Life Linkage

3. Art Integration

4. Sustainable Development Goals

Page 1: Introduction to Integration

Integration is a fundamental concept in calculus and mathematics. It is used to calculate areas

under curves, among many other applications. Integration, along with differentiation, forms the

foundation of calculus. It is used across various disciplines like physics, economics, biology, and

engineering.

Objective:

To understand the concept of integration and explore its interdisciplinary applications, real-life

connections, artistic relevance, and its role in sustainable development goals.

Page 2: Understanding Integration

Integration is the process of finding the integral of a function. It is essentially the reverse process of

differentiation.

There are two types:

1. Indefinite Integration (without limits)

2. Definite Integration (with limits)

Example: Integral x dx = x^2/2 + C


Applications:

- Calculating area under curves

- Determining accumulated quantities

- Solving differential equations

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