Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (Derivative)
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Mapping Diagrams: From AB to C&DE, Resource
This example illustrates the derivative part of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. It helps students understand the relationship between derivatives and integrals by constructing the connection between them. Commands used include Segment, Point, Integral, Extremum, Intersect, Textfield, Max, Min, Vector, Line, etc. Suitable for high school calculus courses.
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Segment(x_a, x_b) → intabPoint(intab) → x_cIntegral(P, a, y(x_c)) → IntgrlIntegral(P, y(x_c), y(x_c) + h) → Intgrl1Extremum(P, a, b) → M,Intersect(P1, e, (1.2583057391813939, 2.5833333333333335)) → CTextfield(P) → inputBox1Textfield(a) → inputBox2Textfield(b) → inputBox3Max({y(M), P(a), P(b)}) → MAXMin({y(M), P(a), P(b)}) → MINVector(Max_{f}, S_2) → uVector(Min_{f}, T_1) → vVector(z_*, U_2) → wLine(U_2, z_*) → iLine(T_1, Min_{f}) → jVector(C_*, z_*) → zIntegral(MAX, a, b) → MaxRecIntegral(MIN, a, b) → MinRecIntegral(Intgrl1 / h, y(x_c), y(x_c) + h) → mvtVector(x_c, Pc) → kIntegral(P, a, b) → IntgrlabIntegral(P, a, y(x_c) + h) → IntgrlachSegment(PIac, P0) → rVector(PIac, PIach) → u_1Vector(P0, U_2) → v_1Vector(P0, DSdt) → lVector(P0, Pc1) → s