Applications of Integration and Derivation In Civil Engineering
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This presentation by Noor Ahmed discusses the key mathematical concepts required for building construction, including differentiation, integration, algebra, vectors, and trigonometry. Derivatives are used to determine the maximum and minimum values of functions related to cost, strength, materials, and profit/loss. Integration has applications in civil engineering for the design and maintenance of infrastructure. Vectors and trigonometry are also important mathematical tools for building construction.
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