Texas Instruments: Computing Indefinite Integrals

This activity involves using the indefinite integral to locate one of a family of curves given specific initial information.

This activity uses the indefinite integral to locate one of a family of curves given specific initial information.

In this activity, students learn and explore how Indefinite integrals are used to find the antiderivative of a function. They also learn that Definite integrals can be used to find the area bounded by a function and the X-axis. From...

This is a set of problems involving the concepts of integrals in context. The problems are similar to those encountered during the fourth quarter of a typical calculus course.

This worksheet allows the students the opportunity to learn how to use the graphing calculator to compute anti-derivatives.

In this activity, students learn and explore two types of integrals: Indefinite and Definite.

This activity is designed to help students deal with the method of integration by parts. In this method, students usually have trouble figuring out what they should set u equal to.

This is a set of problems involving the concepts of integrals and antiderivatives. The problems are similar to those encountered during the third quarter of a typical calculus course.

This activity explains how to input integrals into a graphing calculator.

This activity will demonstrate the use of the integral test to discuss the convergence of an infinite series.