Well that's kind of basic and doesn't require any integration techniques. It just follows from the fact that the derivative of sine is cosine. Always differentiate the result to see if you get the integrand.
@FunkyMexicanBassist The du disappears once you integrate (evaluate the integral). The integral of cos(u)du is sin(u). Therefore, you replace the entire integral, including the du, with sin(u). Once you take the integral sign away, the du has to go away also. Hope that helps! :)
@FunkyMexicanBassist I always preferred to look at it like this: when I "take" the integral, I must also "take" away the dx - or in this case, du.... good luck
I'm a non traditional student who has been out of school for 25 years. Been watching your vids all week, got my Calculus final today......hopefully the vids will help my grade.
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MrAbhilash02 4 days ago
@MrAbhilash02 Glad you think so! :)
TheIntegralCALC 4 days ago
can you pls make a video showing why int(cos(x) dx) = sin(x)?
gravisan 3 weeks ago
@gravisan
Well that's kind of basic and doesn't require any integration techniques. It just follows from the fact that the derivative of sine is cosine. Always differentiate the result to see if you get the integrand.
IndividualParties 3 weeks ago
You are a life-saver! Thank you for giving up your time to help all the struggling calculus students around the world!
tommie997 3 weeks ago
@tommie997 I'm happy to help! Thanks so much for the comment. :)
TheIntegralCALC 3 weeks ago
Where did the du go after the integral of cos(u)? That's something I am trying for the love of God figure out... I thought du = 2xdx?? Please helpppp
FunkyMexicanBassist 4 weeks ago
@FunkyMexicanBassist The du disappears once you integrate (evaluate the integral). The integral of cos(u)du is sin(u). Therefore, you replace the entire integral, including the du, with sin(u). Once you take the integral sign away, the du has to go away also. Hope that helps! :)
TheIntegralCALC 3 weeks ago
@FunkyMexicanBassist I always preferred to look at it like this: when I "take" the integral, I must also "take" away the dx - or in this case, du.... good luck
mpatt79 3 weeks ago
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DelGeeZee 1 month ago
I love you almost as much as I did my 11th grade Calculus teacher
poopta 2 months ago
@poopta hopefully that means a lot! :)
TheIntegralCALC 2 months ago
Isn't cosX dx = -sinX ?
1MoneyTalks 2 months ago
@1MoneyTalks The derivative of cos(x) is -sin(x), but in this video, we're taking the integral of cos(x), which is sin(x). Hope that helps! :)
TheIntegralCALC 2 months ago
2:53 => airplane passing by.
1MoneyTalks 2 months ago
I'm a non traditional student who has been out of school for 25 years. Been watching your vids all week, got my Calculus final today......hopefully the vids will help my grade.
dhpackr 2 months ago
@dhpackr I hope your final went GREAT!! :D
TheIntegralCALC 2 months ago
I don't care what they say about the way you hold the pen. I have a calculus test tomorrow and you helped me. therefore. I love you.
diegeeleel 3 months ago
@diegeeleel Awwww! I love you too! Good luck on your test, I hope you do GREAT!!! :D
TheIntegralCALC 3 months ago
This is so great, cramming for calculus quiz's on Youtube. Thanks!
slaughterkill93 3 months ago
@slaughterkill93 You're welcome! Hope your quiz goes well :)
TheIntegralCALC 3 months ago
Very helpful and very easy to understand!!!
Thank You
tsukominako 3 months ago
@tsukominako You're welcome! :)
TheIntegralCALC 3 months ago
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redrum41987 3 months ago
You are the Goddess of Calculus...we are not worthy.
sxj016 6 months ago
@sxj016 Lol! Thanks!! Glad it helped!!! :D
TheIntegralCALC 6 months ago
Thanks for the tips.. love it..
Lukawa345 1 year ago
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strangercandy 1 year ago
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corzocl 1 year ago