Integration by Parts - Calculus

[@mikeheyburn9716]

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[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

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This was so useful. Your other trig tricks video I've watched and I feel it's really improved my confidence.

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

Really glad it helped you!

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[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

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[@ckyqq]

very helpful!! Thank you so much!! I love your clear explaination, much better than my prof

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

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[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

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[@daco54]

That was a really clear and helpful explanation .Thank you.

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

You're welcome! Hope it was helpful!!!

[@faizanali-vq9ge]

i really liked your vedios you made integrations by parts very clear

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

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[@robins160905]

Your tricks and tips are really good! Can you make some tips and tricks for calculus 2 and 3?

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

I am not currently teaching calculus 2 or 3 so besides what I have already posted, I really don't have any additional tricks and tips. But if I run across any, I will definitely post them. I am always looking for anything to make math easier. Thanks for watching.

[@mahanthrudrabhatla2886]

Great explanation & clarity in thinking & approach. You make a phenomenal teacher. Are there any links for Int by substitution, differentiation & other topics as well? Please share if any..

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

These are all of my playlists that deal with Calculus. Calculus Videos: bit.ly/2nozSlf Calculus Theorems: bit.ly/2x7omzP Integration - Calculus 1: bit.ly/2oBxNjq Individual Integrals: bit.ly/2oUCGap Derivatives - Calculus 1: bit.ly/2oByskZ Limits - Calculus 1: bit.ly/2oBFV3f Related Rates - Calculus 1: bit.ly/2mgeSid AP Calculus AB Test Tips Videos: bit.ly/2noq7DM Hope you find something that helps you! Thanks for watching. Please share with your friends.

[@darshiniijebakumar9834]

In last example if we solve by DI method we get different answer.which method to follow

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

See if you can combine some like terms. Using the DI method, if you go too far down the box, you end up with more terms than you need, but some are like terms, so you can combine them to get the exact same answer as you would doing the traditional formula.

[@MuhammadHaroonRavianM]

Nice video

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[@MrSuprateek]

Awesome explaination.....but we have been studying I.L.P.T.E n here u told about L.I.P.T.E.....wht is the difference betweem two n which one is correct

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

Actually, both are correct because they are both just "suggested" methods for helping you to choose "u" and "v", but they don't always have to be followed. By following either LIPTE or ILPTE or ILATE, most of the time it makes the integration by parts easier, however, sometimes, it really doesn't matter and the problem is easy to work out no matter how you choose "u" and "v".

[@MrSuprateek]

Cole's World of Mathematics much appreciated for d answer.....this has been troubling me for quite some time now