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Integration is the reverse of differentiation. Where differentiating drops the power, integrating raises it — add one to the power and divide by the new power. This single rule starts the whole topic.
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Differentiating gives ; integrating takes you back to . Integration undoes differentiation — it is also called finding the .
Add one to the power, then divide by the new power. (This works for every power except .)
Tip — It is the exact opposite of the power rule: differentiation multiplies then drops; integration raises then divides.
A coefficient is carried through. Negative and fractional powers follow the same rule — just be careful with the arithmetic of .
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