Calculus: Integrals 6
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Published on Mar 16, 2012
Still more about integration by substitution.
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Ritzoid 4 years ago
Integral calculus is so much fun.
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cocoabean 4 years ago
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spaces716 5 months ago
if you use u= 1+X^2, then du/dx = 2xdx
Since the problem has "x^2" in the numerator, it will be impossible to cancel out an "x" using the given du/dx since you cannot bring variables outside the integral. (only constants may move outside the integral)
He goes over it quickly around 4:00
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Karl Stencell 8 months ago
Review of polynomial long division. Bonus!
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muelitassasg 8 months ago
I dont understand in the first explample how is that equals to tan^-1x :s
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michaelt523 9 months ago
....just in case you were still wondering....
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michaelt523 9 months ago
There is no possible substitution. So all he did was rewrite it algebraically by expressing x^2/(1+x^2) in a different form.
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shirleybreeze 2 years ago
this is awesome
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vhdesouza 2 years ago
i dont get the trick in the last integral too
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rifla sousa 3 years ago
THANKS OLD MAN..THANKS MATH TV
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blackdefender 3 years ago
Can someone help me. I got this question which I can't solve (I'm not really good at this). Anyway, I have here: {(X+6) / (X+2)^2} dx and I have to find the integral of it...well our teacher said it's quite challenging and it really is...can someone care to help?
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ajordanb13 3 years ago
@arod889 he said it cant be done if youre talking about the last one
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