CalculusLesson 2 of 2 in the course Vector calculus
Scalar, Vector, Flux, and Complex Line Integrals
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Summary
A line integral adds up values of a function along a curve, accounting for the curve’s length. This lesson introduces the idea and develops the scalar-field version of the integral.
An ordinary integral accumulates values over an interval. A line integral instead accumulates values along a curve. The function is evaluated at points on the curve, and each value is weighted to reflect how much curve is being traversed.
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Based on the Wikipedia article Line integral, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Adapted into a summary, flashcards and quizzes.
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