Integral Math

Integral math, or calculus's integration part, is a way to find the total amount accumulated by adding up many small pieces. For example, it can determine the area under a curve, representing quantities like distance traveled over time or total earned money. Think of it as summing infinitely tiny slices to get a complete measure. Integration complements differentiation (which finds rates of change) and is fundamental in fields like physics, engineering, and economics to analyze and predict dynamic systems.