| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In principle, the area of a region can be approximated by chopping it up into many very tiny squares and adding the areas of those squares. (If the region has a curved boundary, then omitting the squares overlapping the edge does not cause too great an error.) Surface areas and volumes can also be expressed as definite integrals.Many of the functions that are integrated are rates, such as a speed.
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