Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (2 of 5: Areas under curves)

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aidanmcdonagh

It's interesting because if we use the example from this video then the original function is saving the progress each step made if we compare it to its derivative .
For example if we move on from day 67 to day 68. We add another 2000 to the former result which was f(67) = 6000 and then get f(68) = 8000. Now the progress is stored again new upcoming values.

So could we say this:

The curve/line of the primitive function stores the result of the area progressed from its derivative?

Edit: You know kind of like a progress bar which you know from a computer loading screen for the area which has been passed.

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