Calculus and Statistics Methods
In calculus, 'dx' represents an infinitesimally small change or differential of the variable 'x'. It is a crucial element in the context of integration, indicating the variable with respect to which integration is performed and helping to define the limits of integration when calculating the area under a curve. Understanding 'dx' is essential for grasping how integrals quantify accumulation and change across continuous functions.
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