antiderivative

antiderivative — 名詞

1. A function F whose derivative equals the original function f — in other words, a

1.名詞C1
釋義

反導數

微分後可得原函數的函數

A function F whose derivative equals the original function f — in other words, a function obtained by reversing the process of differentiation. Every antiderivative of a given function differs by a constant (usually written as C).

例句

Kofi found the antiderivative of f(x)=2x and wrote x² plus C as his answer.

Kofi 找出 f(x)=2x 的反導數,並寫下答案 x²+C。

found the antiderivative of

Rin checked her calculus homework by differentiating the antiderivative she had found.

Rin 把求出的反導數再微分一次,以此檢查她的微積分作業。

differentiating the antiderivative

常見搭配
  • find the antiderivative
  • compute the antiderivative
  • antiderivative of [function]
  • family of antiderivatives
  • general antiderivative
同義詞
反義詞
  • derivative

    the function obtained by differentiating the original function — the inverse operation

文法句型

the antiderivative of [function]

用法筆記

In calculus, the symbol ∫ f(x) dx is used to denote the general antiderivative of f, also called the indefinite integral. The constant C is always added to represent the family of all possible antiderivatives.

常見錯誤

The antiderivative of 2x is x².
The antiderivative of 2x is x² + C.
Every antiderivative must include a constant term because differentiating any constant gives zero.
Antiderivative and derivative are the same process.
Antiderivative reverses differentiation, while derivative measures the rate of change.
They are inverse operations.

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常用片語

  • find the antiderivative
  • compute the antiderivative
  • general antiderivative
  • family of antiderivatives

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