Bounds of integration refer to the limits or range over which an integral is evaluated. They define the region within which calculations are performed when finding areas, volumes, or other quantities using integration.
An integral is a mathematical concept used to calculate various quantities such as area, volume, and accumulation. It involves summing up infinitesimally small parts within a given range.
Lower Limit: The lower limit is the starting point or smallest value that defines one end of the bounds of integration for an integral.
Upper Limit: The upper limit is the ending point or largest value that defines one end of the bounds of integration for an integral.