Antiderivatives and indefinite integrals | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

What's the opposite of a derivative? It's something called the "indefinite integral". Created by Sal Khan.

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[Gwyn]

It's also worth noting that the antiderivative of x to any power (n) can be found with a pattern of [x^(n+1)]/n+1, which makes indefinite integration of polynomials a cake walk :) thanks for the video, Sal. Always a pleasure to see how you can make such abstract concepts seem very approachable in just a few minutes.

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The best explanation I ever listened about integrals!

[abdelnasseromar]

my teacher took 2 lessons to explain this

[itsthemcornellj]

Now I'm wondering why it took my professor an entire week to explain this all for me to still not understand it.

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[nacho]

Gotta love finding the antiderivative correctly but losing a point for forgetting +C

[DrQlimakz]

i would say its called the integral, i dont call it anti derivative just call it the integral, integrating with respect to the variable

[EmptyChannelMC]

Wait, you write the box as chinese sun, don't you?

[muhammadal-hiyari]

so an antiderivative is just the integration why didn't my teacher just say that

[andrjsjan]

Why dont you put c when you write the derivatives answer.

[parthi]

antiderivative and integral r same then?

[stevedl]

The picture quality is so poor that it is a waste of my time attempting, alas.