Question

what are the three fundamental concepts of calculus? select one or more: a. substitution b. logarithms c. trigonometric functions d. limits e. derivatives f. integrals g. factoring h. permutations

Explanation:

In Calculus, the three fundamental concepts are Limits (which form the basis for defining derivatives and integrals), Derivatives (used to study rates of change and slopes of curves), and Integrals (used to find areas, volumes, and accumulate quantities). Substitution, Logarithms, Trigonometric Functions, Factoring, and Permutations are concepts from other areas of mathematics or are techniques applied in calculus but not fundamental concepts of calculus itself.

Answer:

d. Limits, e. Derivatives, f. Integrals