Calculus · Chapter 10 of 16
Techniques of integration
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Many integrals involve a product of two functions, such as a polynomial times an exponential or a trigonometric factor. The key tool is integration by parts, which reverses the product rule for differentiation. Write the integrand as , choose to be the part that simplifies when differentiated, and to be the part that can be integrated easily. Then . This single idea lets you turn a difficult integral into a simpler one that you can finish directly or with another round of the same technique.
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7| # | Title | Difficulty | Tags | |
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| 140 | Spot the inner derivative | Easy | ||
| 727 | Integration by parts | Easy | ||
| 730 | Integrate sin² | Easy | ||
| 731 | A logarithmic substitution | Easy | ||
| 89 | Parts, applied once | Medium | ||
| 728 | Integrate the logarithm | Medium | ||
| 729 | Partial fractions | Medium |
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