Integration Using Inverse Trigonometric Functions - Ex 2
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@patrickJMT Ah, okay. great video!
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how do you know which trig function to use for u? why did you choose cosine?
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This video is very helpful...hope that you have also for addition integrals...
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When you plugged in u, you also said that -du=sinx dx. aren't you supposed to solve for dx? so, dx=-du/sinx. shouldn't you then plug in -du/sinx to replace the dx? you just plugged in du for dx. i'm confused.
pgeske 1 week ago
@pgeske i never solve for dx when i do substitutions; just my style, some people do. algebraically it is all the exact same thing
patrickJMT 1 week ago
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ILoveCristianoR 3 weeks ago
@ILoveCristianoR i don't think my wife would approve of that : )
patrickJMT 3 weeks ago