A Basic Property of Integrals


	As you move along the axis, you divide the interval into two parts; the total area is the sum of the areas on the left and right.


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Contributed by: Paul Rosemond

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Calculus
Integrals
High School Calculus and Analytic Geometry
High School Mathematics

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