Multivariate calculus from first principles
A single integral measured area under a curve. The double integral measures volume under a surface. Cover a region of the plane with tiny tiles, multiply each tile's area by the surface's height above it, add them up, then shrink the tiles. It's the Riemann-sum idea lifted into one more dimension.
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▶ Double Integrals