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Stretchy Calculus
These calculus resources all encourage you to think about transformations.
Slippery Areas
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16 to 18
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Can you find the definite integral of a transformed function?
Sine Stretching
Age
16 to 18
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Can you find the gradient function of $\sin 3x$. How did you convince yourself?
Trigsy Integrals
Age
16 to 18
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What different ways can you find to calculate these integrals?
Stretching an Integral
Age
16 to 18
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What happens to areas under the graph of $\frac{1}{x}$ when they are stretched?
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