# Thread: differentiation , integration in terms of physics ?

1. ## differentiation , integration in terms of physics ?

i need an example ..

till the fundamental theorem of calculus ..

where can i get one ?

any suggestion on book of the likes .. ?

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are we talking about one variable here ?

or

two ?

i am failing to understand stuffs , not a new thing .. but this time it sucks ..

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2. Just think about any acceleration that is only explicitly dependent on time. The velocity is the first integral, the displacement the second. The real applications (electrical circuits, mass/spring systems, quantum mechanics) are in the field of differential equations, which is basically integration on steroids. The applications of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus are extraordinarily widespread. I say it like this: "The Fundamental Theorem of the Calculus is responsible for the modern, technological age." So there you go.

3. Originally Posted by thomaztriz
i need an example ..

till the fundamental theorem of calculus ..

where can i get one ?

any suggestion on book of the likes .. ?

are we talking about one variable here ?

or

two ?

i am failing to understand stuffs , not a new thing .. but this time it sucks ..

Variable (mathematics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia