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A diagram shows the relationship between squaring a variable, differentiating, and integrating.

Alt text: A diagram illustrating the relationship between differentiation and integration using arrows to show the reverse process.

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  • The diagram shows three mathematical expressions: \(x^2\), \(2x\), and the processes "differentiate" and "integrate".
  • An arrow points from \(x^2\) to \(2x\) labeled "differentiate", indicating that the derivative of \(x^2\) is \(2x\).
  • A second arrow points from \(2x\) to \(x^2\) labeled "integrate", indicating that the integral of \(2x\) is \(x^2\) (though the constant of integration is omitted in the diagram).
  • A third arrow points from \(x^2\) to \(2x\) labeled "integrate", which suggests an inverse relationship or connection between the processes, although the labeling might be interpreted differently than the differentiation shown.

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