Integrals as accumulation

A definite integral adds up tiny changes to find a total accumulated amount, like distance from speed. If a car's speed rises steadily from 0 to 10 mph over 2 hours, the total distance traveled is the area under that speed versus time graph, a triangle with area (1/2)(2)(10) = 10 miles.

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