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There's a typical picture of FTC1 that you see in places like Pugh's analysis book or 3Blue1Brown's video on FTC. This explanation makes sense, but I want point out a few different ways of thinking about the picture. One is, like the 3b1b video says, to look at the incremental area. You get ΔA(x)f(x)Δx. So then you divide by Δx and take the limit as Δx0 and get A(x)=limΔx0ΔA(x)Δx=f(x).