Integration by Parts for Polynomial & Exp - Traditional Method | Calculus | Glass of Numbers

Let's do integration by parts on an integral of a product of a polynomial and an exponential function! If we are doing the traditional method of integration by parts in Calculus, we will have to choose u and dv twice, as you are seeing in this video.

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Integral e^(ax) . P(x), where p(x) is a polynomial is e^ax ( p/a - p’/a^2 + p’’/a^3 - p’’’/a^4 …)