Often a rate function or derivative is given by data or a graph. If we can find a function for the data, we can take the antiderivative of the function to undo the rate. But what if the rate is given by a graph whose formula is unknown?
Often a rate function or derivative is given by data or a graph. If we can find a function for the data, we can take the antiderivative of the function to undo the rate. But what if the rate is given by a graph whose formula is unknown?