Integration By Parts

With the substitution rule, we've begun building our bag of tricks for integration. Now let's learn another one that is extremely useful, and that's integration by parts. Let's learn how this rule was derived and then get some practice using it! You're gonna love it.

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[brandorrrrgaming]

It is very important to choose the right u in the formula. My professor wants us to memorize LIATE. It is an acronym meaning Logarithms, Inverses, Algebraic (polynomials), Trig, and exponentials. The best values for u are to the left and the worst to the right. Go from right to left for the best values of dv.

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[nevis]

Thank you, this whole online tutorial is so clear and helpful. Better than in-person honestly because there's a pause and skip back button

[vladimircastanon]

Great video! I love how you really take your time to go through the steps clear and thoroughly so that it's evident what to do/not do. Thank you!

[AdityaVerma-kntn]

Make a video on integration of partial fractions

[naughtyboybryan]

For anyone out there still watching this, a good rule of thumb for deciding what is "u" use this: LIATE which means
Logs.
Inverse.
Algebra (anything with x or y).
Trig.
Exponents.
this will change your life.

[MillenialG]

SO MUCH CLEARER. I HAD NO IDEA WHAT THE OTHERS WERE SAYING CAUSE THEY SHOWED THE RULE OF INT BY PARTS IN THE BEGINNING. i dont even know how the rule came about!

[cassied]

Thank you for this video, it really cleared things up for me! About to start calc 2 and I'm trying to prep

[hoche]

Only Video of the Entire Calculus of yours which is taking me to watch it more than 20 times to grasp the concept :(

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[aggudude]

I did integration in high school and now again in uni and somehow, both times they just kinda omitted the factoid that these inegration techniques are the counterparts of derivation techniques.

Thanks Dave, this makes it so much easier to wrap your head around

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