What is that dx thingy at the end of an integral

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Some of my professors claim it’s the infinitismal section of the graph, and some say it’s just notation. Then my professor said the differential of a function and the derivative of a function are two different things, whatever that means. I’m just all very confused. Plz help.

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In a usual integral it is just notation. But sometimes you see things like integral(f * dx + g * dy). In this case, dx and dy are differential forms.

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