INTEGRALS WITH QUADRATIC POLYNOMIALS IN THE DENOMINATOR

To see the proof of the theorem used in the video, go to: • THEOREM 1 OF 2: INTEGR...
To see a detailed explanation on the shortcut used in the video for partial fractions, go to: • DO PARTIAL FRACTIONS T...
This video discusses how to evaluate integrals with quadratic polynomials in the denominator. Those can be classified into three groups based on the discriminant of the quadratic form, and all the three classifications plus, all the three solution procedures are explicitly discussed in the video. Every calculus student should know how to solve the type of integrals discussed in this video.

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I am interested in the proof for the theorem that you show in the partial fraction problem the ln|f(x)| one

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Please check it here: THEOREM 2 OF 2: INTEGRATIONS BY SUBSTITUTIONS kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIKmeJKkrpuUmq8