Integration Using u-Substitution
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Hi guys! In this video I will discuss how to evaluate integrals using u substitution. Happy learning and enjoy watching! #enginerdmath #integrals
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Your teaching method is excellent. I like this tutorial.
the pen noises is crunching my brain in all the right ways
What a saying I never thought I'd see, but I get it
salamat sa mga videos mo sir.. madami kami natutunan.. mas naiintindihan ka pa nin kesa sa instructor haha
Salamat ng marami sir,pinapanuod ko mga tutorials mo☺️
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Good video.
U made integration child's play
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I get 2(u)^6 + C when i simplify is it wrong
thanks, bilis
Yung sa practice problem po sa last is no.2 lang nasagot ko pano po yung sa no.1?sana manotice po salamatt
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Hello po meron po ako nito sariling formula na kaya po yan sagutan bawat problem in just 5-10seconds.
Was ez
Pano po mag solve na cantilever na truss na yung support is nasa wall and yung isa is nasa ground??pa suyo po sir...or anyone??
paano kung d makancel yung dx?
Sir ang bilisssss nakakamatay nagugulahan ako kung makikinig or mag nonotes nalang
paano pag hindi same ang du mo?
My answer for the first number is (3x-4)⁶/6 + C why therrs a 1/8
It's actually already in the vid as to why.
But anyway, bcuz when you get the derivative of your u, you will have 3dx. Which means, you gotta put its reciprocal, [1/3], just outside the integral symbol.
Multiply it with that answer of yours, your new denominator will be 18.
@@YuukiGamingWT I get it now thank you!
I hope u make more
Wala bang mas clear HAHA
Hello, do you have any more practice questions available please? These are really helpful thanks. Also do you have a video on trigonometric substitution?
thank you
Your teaching method is excellent. I like this tutorial.