Calculus 9.1e - Integration with Substitution and Change of Limits
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awesome!
you should team up with sal @ khanacademy. some of your videos would be perfect if they were on his playlist!
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wow this is wat im doin at uni, thanks for the help =D
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Their is a undefined limit of how awesome you are!!!
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good video, definitely a help to me study for my test tomorrow
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U dont have to change the [a,b] values in terms of u as long as you substitute back the original dx function backinto u right?
MatthewHan95 2 months ago
@MatthewHan95 I think you have the right idea. You can do it either way, but don't do both at the same time.
derekowens 2 months ago
@derekowens Okkk haha. thank you! :) Is it usually more efficient to find the new u values or should I just sub the original function back in ?
MatthewHan95 2 months ago
@MatthewHan95 Not necessarily one or the other. One method may present itself as the more natural approach in a given problem. Knowing both is good, though, and some questions on the AP Calc exam might specifically say to use one method or the other.
derekowens 2 months ago
Hi. Nice video and all. Just like to point out that near the end, 8:30ish, you wrote 1/2 instead of 1/12
seaking020492 2 years ago
Thanks. I try to keep a list of little mistakes, and I hope to get a chance to fix them some time soon. Thanks for pointing that out.
D.O.
derekowens 2 years ago