what is the one-dimensional counterpart to the green-gauss theorem?

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Are my answers to a and b correct?

a) In a three-dimensional situation, the spatial variation of a scalar field is given by the gradient. What is the one-dimensional counterpart? Answer:The derivative

b) In a three-dimensional situation, a volume integral of a divergence of a vector field can be transformed into a surface integral (Gauss’s theorem). What is the one-dimensional counterpart? answer: Integration by parts

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c) What is the one-dimensional counterpart to the Green-Gauss theorem?