Yes, that or primitive is really the opposite of a derivative by definition. The fact that it is equal to an integral is a theorem (in fact, the "fundamental theorem of calculus").
hey guys - in the UK the song is known as the "hokey cokey", not "pokey" - may be worth adding it in? I was trying all variations like "am I going mad?"
I know Bach is a great composer, but Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring is incredibly dull. We had to play it every day as a warmup in band class, and by the end of that year, I was ready to punch Bach in his stupid Baroque face.
I am Greek and I am pretty sure we never say "Opa" before drinking. Perhaps when dancing a solo dance like zeibekiko. "Yamas" (Γεια μας - "here's to our health") is more correct for drinking.
Why? That was major news in the 90s, and the theory that Courtney Love killed Kurt Cobain has been bounding around the internet forever. On top of that, Kurt Cobain is a monumental figure in pop music. Even my mom knows who he is. I don't think she could name another rock star that peaked after 1980.
honestly, for the tennis one I typed in the first tennis term which popped in my head before I read the rest of the question - which happened to be "love." I was pleasantly surprised when the answer worked for a different question.
I've been puzzled by the largest muscle question, since I've learned long time ago that m. quadriceps femoris is the largest one in human body. It is sometimes considered to represent a group of four different muscles, yet, since they all have one tendon, it is more often considered to be one single muscle. I really think the gluteus maximus answer is wrong, and that quadriceps should be at least an accepted, if not the only answer.
Also, if you were going from Moscow due south, the last possible city you'd come across would be more likely in Mozambique, before you hit the Indian Ocean.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antiderivative