A-Level Maths: H5-26 Further Integration: Introducing Integration by Parts & LATE

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Thank you so much! I struggle with these topics so much in C3, I never knew when to use substitution or parts

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[CallumButton]

Love these videos, but may I suggest adding a letter to the "LATE". Teacher in school adds a I to make it "LIATE", the I standing for Inverse Trig.

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[Kiara-jy]

Hi sir, I really appreciate your videos you have saved my maths a level perfectly condensed content that’s easy to understand. I have a question for using the late rule with ‘by parts’ what if both functions being multiplied are trig or both ln how do you know which to make U?

[theaslam]

instead of LATE you could use LIATE, where the 'I' represents inverse trigonometric functions

[AceOfHearts]

Hi Jack, a quick question on how to apply the LATE rule.

the solution to I=3x(x-1)^4 involves integration by parts where they set u=3x and dv/dx = (x-1)^4

They both fall under A (Algebra) so is there a rule we can use here? Thank you.

[redroses]

What would be my u and my dv/dx in the integral xcos2x, bc the marksheme put x as the u, but that doesn’t follow LATE rule?

[aidenstonehouse]

I am confused as to why xe^x doesn't work for u sub as x is a multiple of 1. 1*x=x therefore x by definition is a multiple of 1 on the outside?

[ayaanharyani]

It’s actually LIATE with I being indices

[valerieotonekwu]

what if it comes in both algebra? e.g: 2x(x-1)^3 ??

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[arcraaakkk]

Doesnt work on integral of e^-x cos 2x dx. So LATE doesnt work

[avoriarl]

Is that formula in the formula booklet?

[timothychinye]

My teacher didn't even teach us any of this Further Integration playlist... (I have 100% attendance)