integroimisvakiota
Integroimisvakiota, often denoted by the letter C, is a term that appears when performing indefinite integration in calculus. It represents an arbitrary constant that arises because the derivative of a constant is always zero. Therefore, when we reverse the differentiation process, we cannot determine the original constant term.
For any function f(x), its indefinite integral, denoted as ∫f(x) dx, represents a family of functions whose
The integration constant C highlights that indefinite integration yields a general solution, not a unique one.