Why do integrals always have a dx?

dy/dx, d/dx, and dy/dt - Derivative Notations in Calculus

What is dx? This is Why Integrals Always have 'dx'.

What is dy/dx?

Understand u-substitution, the idea!

All about dy/dx Part 1 | Understanding Calculus #math #physics #iit #prathampengoria #jeesimplified

Difference Between Partial and Total Derivative

dy/dx னா இவ்வளவு தானா? | Basics of Calculus | LMES

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What are dx and dy of dy/dx? IS dx very small?

Chain Rule Method of Differentiation | Derivatives

[AP Calculus] Derivatives : Chain Rule (dy/dx = dy/du * du/dx)

Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Part 1

Chain Rule dy:dx = dy:du*du:dx

Differentials and Derivatives - Local Linearization

Integration by parts - choosing u and dv

What is Integration by Parts - How to do Integration by Parts

U-substitution With Definite Integrals

INTEGRAL CALCULUS- INTGERATION OF du/u

What is the meaning of differentiation?