Calculus 1 integrals techniques

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For the derivative we used the Chen Lu, so naturally for the integral we must use the u-lneh + C

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Thank you for breaking down the U-Substitution Method! That has been the most confusing and hardest concept for me to wrap my mind around. But by explaining it as an "X-World" and a "U-World" , made it so much more easier to understand. Thank you again ^_^ !

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The integral 2 can also be -arctan(1/x)+C after doing x=1/u dx=-du/u^2

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I teach four simple types of integrals to my classes before covering more involved techniques. Basic Type 1: Power Rule for Integrals Basic Type 2: If (d/dx)f(x) = n*f(x), n is a number, then the antideruvative of f(x) = (1/n)*f(x)+c. Or if the derivative ONLY multiplies your function by a number then the antiderivative divides your function by the same number. Basic Type 3: If you have a ratio, ask "Is the top the derivative of the bottom?" If yes, then the antiderivative of the ratio is ln(|bottom|)+c (I see no obvious composition in g'(x)/g(x) to indicate u sub. Recognizing the logarithmic derivative form (d/dx)ln(|g(x)|) = g'(x)/g(x) and reversing it negates the need for u sub) Badic Type 4: Known Derivative: recognize you have the derivative of something and reverse it such as cos(x) is (d/dx) sin(x). So the antiderivative of cos(x) must be sin(x)+c

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you should have mentioned integration by parts; it’s just as useful as these

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In the last U-substitution, can we resolve the integration using the x-world ?

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Can we integrate 1/(tan^-1(x) by u substitution? If yes can u pls show me?

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When you are using chain rule on integration, do you take the derivative of the inside still or the antiderivative?

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How about integration by parts

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Integral of 1/(1+x^3)

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It is equal to ln(x+1)/3 - ln[((x-1/2)^2)+3/4]/6 + sqrt(3)*atan[2*sqrt(3)*(x-1/2)/3]/3 + C.

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11:57 - why can multiply both sides by dx as if du/dx is a fraction?

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Fredde I think is just the change of variable, cause these aren't miltivalued functions...

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But lets consider this: The vector [dx; 0]=[dx/du , 0; 0, 1]*[du; 0]. So the length of vector [dx; 0] is related to the length of vector [du; 0] with the determinant of [dx/du, 0; 0, 1] as a scaling factor of [du; 0]. In other words dx=(dx/du)*du :> (or ?)

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