Using a table of integrals, full lecture | Calculus (integration)

This lecture covers Further Integral Formulas. What you should really do is learn how to use a table of integrals. This corresponds to Section 5.8 in the Rogawski 4th edition text book.

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0:00 Intro
1:47 A few more integration formulas
3:38 Integrals of inverse trig functions
4:50 Using a table of integrals
7:10 Example 1: the antiderivative is arctangent, after substitution
13:19 Example 2: involving a square root
22:00 A diatribe on why this matters
22:58 Example 3: another square root
39:20 Example 4: trig and a square root
47:05 General advice (be willing to be wrong)