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Ch 4Integration and Its Application — Class 12 Applied Mathematics, concept-first.

This concept map places integration within calculus. Differential calculus (from the previous chapter) gives slopes of tangents, rates of change and maxima/minima; integral calculus — the focus of this chapter — covers the methods of integration (by substitution, by partial fractions and by parts), the definite integra…

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Concept Map

This concept map places integration within calculus. Differential calculus (from the previous chapter) gives slopes of tangents, rates of change and maxima/minima; integral calculus — the focus of thi…

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Introduction

You already know how to differentiate a function — for instance, the derivative of with respect to is .

3.2

Integration by Substitution

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Not every integral can be evaluated directly from the standard formulas — many integrands are composite functions in disguise, and integration by substitution is the technique for simplifying them by…

3.3

Integration by Partial Fractions

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A rational function is a ratio of two polynomials, , with . It is called proper if the degree of is less than the degree of , and improper otherwise.

3.4

Integration by Parts

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When the integrand is a product of two functions, none of the standard formulas or substitution usually applies directly — this is where integration by parts comes in, built by reversing the product r…

3.5

Definite Integral

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So far we have dealt with indefinite integrals — families of functions differing by a constant . A definite integral, written , is different: it has one fixed numerical value, determined by a lower li…

3.6

Some Properties of Definite Integrals

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Definite integrals obey a set of properties that make many integrals far easier to evaluate than working from the fundamental theorem directly, especially when the integrand has some underlying symmet…

3.7

Consumers' Surplus and Producers' Surplus

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In economics, the demand curve plots the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity demanded at that price, over a given period — conventionally, price is measured on the vertical axis…

Summary

This section gathers the key definitions, standard results and formulae of the Integration and Its Application unit of CBSE Class 12 Applied Mathematics (subject code 241) into a single quick-revision…

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