In physics, what is an integral
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In physics, what is an integral

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 13-03-05] [Hit: ]
but the integral adds up all the stuff in between.Which might be area, volume, mass, work, energy,......
What is it? Does it represent where something starts and ends, having point a on the bottom and point b on the top?

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The a and the b do tell where something starts and ends,
but the integral "adds up" all the stuff in between.
Which might be area, volume, mass, work, energy, etc, etc.

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YES it is same meaning as in maths,just that in physics mostly we deal with DEFINITE INTEGRAL as you mentioned 'where something stars and ends' having a on the bottom and point b on the top'.
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