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Leibnitz differential & integral Calculus
Contributed by: Thorpe
  • 1. Who is known as the co-discoverer (with Newton) of differential and integral calculus?
A) Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
B) Euclid
C) Archimedes
D) Isaac Newton
  • 2. What does the integral sign represent in calculus?
A) The derivative of a function
B) The limit of a sequence
C) The slope of a tangent line
D) The area under a curve
  • 3. What term describes the mathematical study of shapes and spaces?
A) Trigonometry
B) Geometry
C) Algebra
D) Statistics
  • 4. What term refers to the process of finding the antiderivative of a function?
A) Integration
B) Differentiation
C) Limitation
D) Exponentiation
  • 5. In Leibniz notation, what does ∂ represent?
A) Partial derivative
B) Totally differentiated
C) Prime notation for derivatives
D) Definite integral
  • 6. Leibniz is known for his work in what other field besides mathematics?
A) Chemistry
B) Biology
C) Philosophy
D) Physics
  • 7. Leibniz introduced the concept of 'infinitesimal' in calculus. What does this represent?
A) An infinitely large quantity
B) An infinitely small quantity
C) An integer
D) A prime number
  • 8. What is the Leibniz notation for the integral of a function f(x)?
A) ψ(f(x))
B) ∫f(x)dx
C) d(f(x))/dx
D) Δf(x)
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