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dx is same strip of width delta x as delta x approaches zero (i.e. infinitesimally thin). The sum of these pieces (sum of an infinite amount of infinitely small pieces) is what is known as integration.
On another note, I might as well name my next piece "Conflux of Divigation: The Treachery of Applesauce"
dx is same strip of width delta x as delta x approaches zero (i.e. infinitesimally thin). The sum of these pieces (sum of an infinite amount of infinitely small pieces) is what is known as integration.
Gwah.
Good idea then. It just really doesn't convey it very well... *sideglance*
so are you two saying that you haven't got a slightest idea what an integral is? where you use the integral form to calculate an area...where the dx is infinitesimal...so as it goes in mathematics...dx in this calculation is infinitely small quantity of this area and it is used to get the whole area :P
