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Antiderivatives

(indefinite integrals)

Definition. Let the function equation, with equation an interval. equation is an antiderivative of equation if equation is differentiable on equation and equation

Written: equation

Properties of antiderivatives:

  1. equation
  2. equation
  3. equation

A function continuous on an interval has antiderivatives on that interval.

The derivative of any differentiable function on an interval has the Darboux property (the intermediate value property).

If equation has antiderivatives on the interval equation, then the function equation has the Darboux property on equation.