Integration by Parts of e^(2x)sin(3x)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This video explains the concept of Integration by Part for the integral of e^(2x)Sin(3x) and shows how to evaluate problems on Integration using the idea of Integration by Parts.
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Thank you sir, you've really helped me 🙏
@@lil_brumski awesome. Happy to hear
thank you so much for such a wonderful presentation..i understood everything you said
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nice video, solving integrals is so much fun
Indeed it is.🙂
Of course
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Kindly provide more examples on integrals , by-parts
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Good presentation
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The screen sir
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Why are you considering e(2x) as u, when clearly according to ILATE it should be v?
Use as V then and see what you'll get.
Pls how did u diff U
Check out our classes on differentiation
so MR you are saying whenever the integral is repeating itself, we should replace it with a variable????
Exactly
How about mathematics for tomorrow
How do differentiate that exponential 2x.
You just 2exponential 2x
Check previous class on exponential differentiation
Please sir how does 1 + 4/9 equal 13/9
Take your LCM and solve
Please is this what we should expect in exam tomorrow 😥?
Maybe, Maybe not.!
Same question I'm asking my self this night
Please do you have a video on "successive differentiation?"
what's that?
@@jonahemmanuelofficial d^2y/dx^2
Second integration looks like a loop expression.
Integrating exponential 2x Sin3x isn't it supposed to give (2e^2x ×-cos 3X over 3) ???
Why didn't u decide to evaluate dis and then substitute it into the equation rather than going through the whole I process?🙂🙂
Ok
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