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In both of their contexts, “differentiate” and “integrate” have opposing meanings.
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My mind hurts. Explain?
Is this different from saying that add and subtract have opposite meanings in all their contexts? They’re antonyms, that’s just how they work right?
I think this is by the nature of the words always having an opposite meaning before being applied to maths.
This is exactly how I passed calculus
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My mind hurts. Explain?
Is this different from saying that add and subtract have opposite meanings in all their contexts? They’re antonyms, that’s just how they work right?
I think this is by the nature of the words always having an opposite meaning before being applied to maths.
This is exactly how I passed calculus