Calculus

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Continuous area under the curve as painted with a roller.

This illustration presents a creative visualization of calculating the area under a curve using a paint roller analogy. The graphic shows a smooth, curved function y = f(t) plotted on a coordinate plane. A paint roller moves horizontally along the x-axis, gradually filling the area beneath the curve with a textured surface.

This illustration presents a creative visualization of calculating the area under a curve using a paint roller analogy. The graphic shows a smooth, curved function y = f(t) plotted on a coordinate plane. A paint roller moves horizontally along the x-axis, gradually filling the area beneath the curve with a textured surface.

This illustration is ideal for use in calculus textbooks and online learning materials.

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