#integral

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hallow oxide
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how is the integral function (blue) positive in the negative side if the function (green) is always negative ?

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hallow oxide
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but doesnt the graph imply that the area under the curve in the negative side is positive?

sonic plank
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And since the antiderivative is decreasing, then for x2 > x1 we have F(x2) - F(x1) < 0.

hallow oxide
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i understand that the rules end up with this , but the way from where i can't fully understand is using the definition of integrals , if they are the area under a curve then why going from right to left here change the sign of the area while the main function is a constent

sonic plank
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The area is found as the difference of values of an antiderivative.

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By itself, the antiderivative F(x) of a function f(x) is just such a function that F'(x) = f(x).

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sonic plank
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You're welcome!

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