Question

The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus allows the calculation of definite integrals given an integration interval. Not only for this reason, this Theorem is very important for another factor.

Considering this information, it can be said that the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus is relevant to Calculus, also because:

A) it is the only theorem that involves integrals.

B) it makes the use of derivatives unnecessary.

C) it refutes the Riemann integral.

D) it performs the connection of the Integral Calculus with the Differential Calculus.

E) it allows the calculation of defined integrals.

Answer 1