Integral of arcsin(x)dx - Inverse Sine [sin^-1(x)] - Integration by Parts

In this video, we work through the steps to find the indefinite integral or anti-derivative of:

∫arcsin(x)dx

Now, this is not a standard integral, so we'll need to use one of the techniques of integration. Note there is no substitution here, so let's try integration by parts by letting:

u = arcsin(x) and
dv = dx

Then we can solve this integral in the same fashion as with ln(x)

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