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What Is Difference Between Differentiation and Integration

Differentiation is used to find the rate of change of a function by calculating its slope or gradient, while integration finds the area under a function's curve with respect to the x-axis and can be used to determine lengths, areas, and volumes of graphs. Repeated differentiation also shows if a point is a local maximum or minimum, and both differentiation and integration are applied in equations explaining motion and measuring geometric properties of graphs.

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What Is Difference Between Differentiation and Integration

Differentiation is used to find the rate of change of a function by calculating its slope or gradient, while integration finds the area under a function's curve with respect to the x-axis and can be used to determine lengths, areas, and volumes of graphs. Repeated differentiation also shows if a point is a local maximum or minimum, and both differentiation and integration are applied in equations explaining motion and measuring geometric properties of graphs.

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What is difference between differentiation and integration?

In simple terms, differentiation is the act of finding the rate of change of the gradient/slope of any function while integration is the area under the curve of function with respect to the x axis. Repeated differentiation can also determine if a point is a local maximum or minimum of a function and be used in equations to help explain the motion of objects. Integration, or anti-differentiation, can also be utilised to find the length of a line on a graph, also referred to as a path of a function, the surface area of 3-dimensional graph functions and also volumes of 3-dimensional graph functions. Simply put, differentiation is used to find the rates of change of things, and integration is used to measure lengths, areas and volumes.

# integration makes the small distance to large.& differentiation makes big distance to very very small part.

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