thank you so extremely much. I have un upcoming exam on Jan 15th with the hardest bit being integration by substitution and this tutorial is simply amazing! This explains it in a much simpler way than my sh*tty Maths book does. It is so complicated in my book.
Thanks for teaching this method. Thanks so much!!!
ur work is awesome
saneeyarasheed 3 months ago
@saneeyarasheed Thank you
ExamSolutions 3 months ago
Thanks, this cleared everything up in the lesson i had of it today.
MrValzen 5 months ago
hey man your tutorial rawks! =)
mabd 1 year ago
Thank you for the "Eureka!" moment!
Romeowasbleeding1 1 year ago 2
@Romeowasbleeding1 Cool - It's good to have a Eureka moment once inb a while.
ExamSolutions 1 year ago
thank you so extremely much. I have un upcoming exam on Jan 15th with the hardest bit being integration by substitution and this tutorial is simply amazing! This explains it in a much simpler way than my sh*tty Maths book does. It is so complicated in my book.
Thanks for teaching this method. Thanks so much!!!
kami645464 2 years ago 4
Thanks - glad it helped
ExamSolutions 2 years ago
On another topic, what if the problem lists ln[square root of] 3x-1 dx
I find it difficult with that ln
Thx for the tutorials!
Cyxx08 2 years ago
Let u = 3x-1 and use integration by parts.
ExamSolutions 2 years ago
Think about where we get the x = (u + 1)/3 from.
It's the equation for our substitution rearranged.
Add 1 to both sides of u = 3x - 1 and you get u+1 = 3x, then divide both sides by three, and you get x = (u + 1)/3
That's where the equation comes from.
redders6600 2 years ago