Integration By Trigonometric Substitution

We've got two techniques in our bag of tricks, the substitution rule and integration by parts, so it's time to learn the third and final, and that's integration by trigonometric substitution. This is probably the toughest one, and it only works in very specific circumstances, but when those circumstances arise, it works like a charm! So let's make sure we know how to execute this bad boy.
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(Cos theta / sin² theta) = cot theta/ sin theta =cot theta cosec theta Could have used that too. Thanks for the video. Great explaining. 👍

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One small correction at 12:00 cos θ/sin^2 θ is equal to cot θ . csc θ which can be directly integrated to -csc θ + C instead of the u substitution

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