Definite Integral with Integration by Parts

Phil Clark

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@idc9620 11 месяцев назад

Man thank you so much. This video was 9 years ago, but it’s really helpful.

@सौरभचौहान-य2ब 7 месяцев назад

Good 👍

@gayathrirai3183 3 года назад

U took x^2 and e^x and assigned the limits to both of them?

@kavyanshmalviya9747 Месяц назад

Thank you so much bro ❤

@8JASjzvoZF 7 лет назад

Thank you, very helpful

@tuomasbazzan1523 3 года назад

many thanks!

@harshithram2468 3 года назад

Usefull

@gayathrirai3183 3 года назад

But acc to the formula it's u.integral(v) right? So the limits should only apply to the v part!?

@Phillydogaz1 3 года назад

The limits of the definite integral apply to the entire antiderivative. I may be misunderstanding your question, but when we set up our integration by parts (uv-int(vdu), we must apply the limits to uv and the antiderivative of vdu. Hope this helps.

@gayathrirai3183 3 года назад

@@Phillydogaz1 yes... Tysm sir 😊

@sofiasmith4429 2 года назад

Thank you 🌞❤️

@I_make_countless_mistakes Год назад

in the second question, the e^x will be in count not the x^2.

@gayathrirai3183 3 года назад

So I had a question

@suprdood23 7 лет назад

+1 not 7/9 on first example

@philclark897 7 лет назад

I am not sure where you are indicating a +1. There is -8/9 and a +1/9 giving a -7/9