A-Level Maths: H5-05 Further Integration: Reversing the Chain Rule with Trigonometry

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This is such a better explanation than the textbook which I swear is trying to make it as complicated as possible

katepassman
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My man, there’s more letters than numbers 😂😭😭

Andy-_-K
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sir what happened to the cosx when integrating?

PRAS
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Hi Jack, a very basic question at this later stage in your course! (following along on your website which is incredible btw). Why does (sinx)^2 expand to sin^2x and not sinx^2. What would be a situation that expanded to sinx^2 instead

alexmerz
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Why do you not do one over the outside in the first example 1/3 as you did in the second example with the 1/5?

jazza
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How come you cant use the product rule to differentiate. its kind of confusing to figure out if product or chain rule should be used.

farshiddianat
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sir would this still work if it was cos(2x)(sin(x))^4 or no? if not what method would you use???

x_nova_x
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why can you not integrate sin^3x by reversing the chain rule?

vijval
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i thought the differentiation of sinx^5 was 5x^4 cosx^5

karotic
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Can you make a video doing this with trigonometric identities?

katana