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01微分係数とは何か:接線の傾きとして定義する02割線から接線へ:極限による微分係数の定義031/x の導関数:先に約分、極限はそのあと041/x の接線と、面積がいつも2になる三角形05微分の記法とべき関数の微分公式問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/3
01The Derivative as an Instantaneous Rate of Change02Rates of Change Without Time: Gradient and Sensitivity03Easy Limits, 0/0, and One-Sided Limits04Continuity, Jumps, and Removable Discontinuities05Infinite Discontinuities: 1/x and Its Derivative06Differentiable Implies Continuous問題セット0/10問題セット20/10
01Two Kinds of Formula, and the Derivative of Sine02The Derivative of Cosine, and Two Limits at Zero03Bow and Bowstring: Proving the Two Trig Limits04Why the Trig Derivatives Hold Only in Radians05A Geometric Proof: Sine as a Height on the Circle06Finishing the Proof, and the Product and Quotient Rules問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01Proving the Product Rule: Change One Factor at a Time02The Quotient Rule, and the Power Rule for Negative Exponents03The Chain Rule: Differentiating a Function of a Function04Higher Derivatives: The Sine Cycle and Three Notations05The nth Derivative of xⁿ Is n Factorial, by Induction問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/2
01The Power Rule for Rational Exponents02The Slope of a Circle, Two Ways03Implicit Differentiation of a Quartic Curve04Inverse Functions and the Reflection Across y = x05Derivatives of the Arctangent and Arcsine問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01The Derivative of aˣ and the Mystery Number M(a)02Defining e by Slope One, and the Derivative of ln x03M(a) = ln a: Differentiating aˣ and xˣ04Why (1 + 1/n)ⁿ Approaches e問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
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01Linear Approximation: A Curve Is Its Tangent Line02Five Linear Approximations at Zero03Combining Approximations, from Algebra to GPS Clocks04Quadratic Approximation: The Best-Fit Parabola問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01Linear Approximation as a Proportionality Rule02Quadratic Approximation: Why the ½, and Products03Curve Sketching: The Sign of f′ and Critical Points04Curve Sketching: Ends, Concavity and Inflection問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01Sketching Without Critical Points: (x+1)/(x+2)02A Five-Step Curve-Sketching Scheme, Applied to x / ln x03x / ln x: Inflection Point and Where Max and Min Can Occur問題セット0/10問題セット20/10
01Two Squares From One Wire: The Critical Point Gives the Least Area02The Open Box of Fixed Volume: Least Material When x = 2y03Related Rates: The Police Radar and the Conical Tank問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/4
01The Hanging Ring: Why the String Makes Equal Angles02Newton's Method: Tangent Lines That Find the Square Root of Five03Why Newton's Method Doubles Its Digits, and How It Fails04The Mean Value Theorem: Somewhere You Hit Your Average Speed05Positive Derivative Means Increasing: Proving eˣ Exceeds 1 + x問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/2
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01Differentials: dy = f′(x) dx and the Cube Root of 64.102Antiderivatives Differ Only by a Constant03Integration by Substitution and Advanced Guessing問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01Separation of Variables: dy/dx = −xy and the Bell Curve02General Solutions: Signs, Constants and Initial Conditions03Orthogonal Trajectories: Parabolas and Crossing Ellipses問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01The Definite Integral: Area as a Limit of Rectangle Sums02Area Under y = x²: Squeezing the Sum of Squares03Sigma Notation and the Area Pattern: b, b²/2, b³/304Riemann Sums: the Definite Integral and a Year of Loans問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1
01The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus: Area in One Line02Net Change and Signed Area: Integrating Velocity03Six Rules for Definite Integrals and Bounds on eᵇ04Substitution in Definite Integrals: Change the Limits問題セット0/10問題セット20/10MIT 問題セット0/1

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Area Under y = x²: Squeezing the Sum of Squares

How can two pyramids of unit blocks trap 1² + 2² + ⋯ + n² tightly enough to prove the area under x² is b³/3?

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      The staircase pyramid of unit blocks

      Draw the pyramid with levels nnn by nnn, (n−1)(n-1)(n−1) by (n−1)(n-1)(n−1), down to 111 by 111, and record that its volume equals 12+22+⋯+n21^2 + 2^2 + \cdots + n^212+22+⋯+n2.

    2. 2

      Inner and outer pyramid bounds

      Write the inner-pyramid bound ∑>13n3\sum > \frac{1}{3}n^3∑>31​n3 and the outer-pyramid bound ∑<13(n+1)3\sum < \frac{1}{3}(n+1)^3∑<31​(n+1)3, giving the base and height of each solid pyramid.

    3. 3

      The squeeze and the result ∫0bx2 dx=b33\int_0^b x^2\,dx = \frac{b^3}{3}∫0b​x2dx=3b3​

      Divide both bounds by n3n^3n3, show both ends tend to 13\frac{1}{3}31​, and carry the limit through the factored rectangle sum to the area b33\frac{b^3}{3}3b3​.

    4. 4

      Factoring out the easy part as the general method

      Record the strategy of pulling out b3n3\frac{b^3}{n^3}n3b3​ and analysing the remaining sum on its own, and note that it applies systematically to sums of this kind.

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