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The video tutorial explains the power rule in calculus, demonstrating its application through examples. It discusses the role of constants in integration and suggests simplifying multiple constants into a single constant for clarity. The tutorial emphasizes that while using different constants is not wrong, it is unnecessary, and a single constant can be used instead.

What is the primary purpose of the power rule in integration?

• To differentiate functions

• To find the area under a curve

• To integrate functions by increasing the power by one

• To solve linear equations

When integrating a function using the power rule, what is typically added to the result?

• A variable

• A constant

• A derivative

• A coefficient

In the context of the power rule, what does the term 'anti-derivative' refer to?

• The derivative of a function

• The slope of the tangent line

• The original function before differentiation

• The constant of integration

Why is it unnecessary to use multiple constants for each term in integration?

• Because a single constant can represent the sum of all constants

• Because it complicates the calculation

• Because it is mathematically incorrect

• Because constants are not needed in integration

What does the 'big C' represent in the context of integration?

• The derivative of the function

• The sum of all individual constants

• The coefficient of the highest power term

• The variable of integration