Calculiterature by Shikhar

Yes .... Heard 'Calculiterature' for the first time? Well, there is really no real word that will do justice to the way you are going to read about Calculus today ....
So let's begin....

Q. What is Calculus?

Calculus is that branch of Mathematics which deals with Change.
Well, we can't deny of us being nothing but just a witness to all of the changes occuring around us.
Our Great Philosophers always quoted 'Change is the fundamental rule of nature ' and advised us not to attach our sentiments to something temporary...

Even if you're not interested in all these philosophical talks..... 
You can easily see changes all-around...
Our friends do get change..
Our savings and expenditures alter..
No. Of our IG followers increases, not mine though, being a dedicated Facebook user ...
Or how our data pack reduces....

Though, the type of mentioned changes is different but in a nutshell 'THEY CHANGE'
and to learn about changes we use calculus.

Q. What constitutes Calculus?

The soul of Calculus comprises of two ideas - Derivative & Integral.

Q. Could we fundamentally differentiate between two?

Well, sure.... There is no way I'm drifting away from fundamentals in this very article.
Derivative tells us about the rate of something getting changed or Answers to 'How fast something is changing?'
Whereas Integral tells us about the amount or in other word answers ' How much something is accumulating?'...

So basically this is all about the core idea of Calculus rest whatever we study are just mere details.... Well surely not 'just' but alot of details.

Your teachers or books surely emphasize more on how to find derivative or integral...

I will definitely teach you that but skipping learning 'Why?' And 'What?' Before mastering the art of 'How' ... Sounds really inefficient and unfamiliar to me and makes you no more than a machine.....

In the part 2 of this article( as soon I'll get response) we will learn about an interesting fact of these two core ideas being nurtured differently yet complementing each other in order to revolutionise the field of Mathematics and Applied Sciences....

P.s Anticipating you all to find this helpful .... Your suggestions, appreciation and criticism will surely show up in next few articles in a positive way... 


~Shikhar Pathak
Here is the secret

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#Mathematics
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Comments

  1. Unknown26 July 2020 at 06:03

    I must say it will be a boon to all those who have Mathematics Phobia.
    You perfectly mingled Philosophy and Mathematics.
    :)

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  2. Dil Ki Awaaz26 July 2020 at 08:50

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