Integration by Substitution (2 of 2: Definite integrals)

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[@jursamaj]

It's worth pointing out, that you can reverse the bounds on either an integral sign of the evaluation brackets, by negating either the contents or the results of those operators.

[@divyagoyal1465]

Hello Sir Can you please make a video explaing why integration of x/logx is not possible

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[@MomentMaths]

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[@kirat2008]

Sir why do we differentiate to find limits of a function?

[@tonybluefor]

Wasn't it an improper integral? The function to integrate is not defined at the lower bound x=0

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[@lewis72]

Thee are definitely integrals.