Endpoints of Integration

Definition

The endpoints of integration are the values that determine the limits of integration in a definite integral. They represent the starting and ending points on the x-axis for which we want to find the area under a curve.

Related terms

Definite Integral: A definite integral is an operation that calculates the exact area between a function and the x-axis within specific limits.

Upper Limit: The upper limit is the value that represents where integration ends or stops.

Lower Limit: The lower limit is the value that represents where integration starts or begins.