#Integral
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@mossy imp state the question clearly
Is there any guide for integrals ? I think I did it wrong
what is the integral sir
i can't read what u said
(1+X)Sqrt(1+X)
CoffeyOnExile
CoffeyOnExile
Damn that is a good one
have you tried any substitutions yet?
No never
let's do
$t = 1+x$ \ $dt/dx = 1$ \ $dx = dt$
CoffeyOnExile
I mean I can substitute X^2 into y for example but that is way over my knowledge what happens there
$I = \int t^{\frac{3}{2}}dt$
CoffeyOnExile
That's all?
$\frac{2t^{5/2}}{5}$
$\frac{2}{5} (1+x)^{\frac{5}{2}}$
,w differentiate 5((1+x)^(5/3))/3
Are you a robot ? XD
,w differentiate (5(1+x)^(5/2))/2
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Did you fail?
,w differentiate (2(1+x)^(5/2))/5
Nono the way you did was perfect for understanding
But wait
I need to go back to my room to show you something
Ohhhhh well I forgot to tell it has (x^2+1)Sqrt(X+1)
@crude mist
Can we solve this with the same method ?
ohkY
let's see
$\int (x^2+1)\sqrt{x+1} dx$
CoffeyOnExile
@mossy imp this right?
man this one seems hard
but i have a trick up my sleeve
what would happen if we substitute sin(A)
That's what our teacher did
$\int x^2 \sqrt{1+x} dx +\int \sqrt{x+1} dx$
CoffeyOnExile
Yes that's what I did too
okay let's make some trigonometric identities,
I could stream my tablet if you want, that way you would have less to write ๐
$\cos(2A) = 2\cos^2(A)-1$
CoffeyOnExile
it's fine
CoffeyOnExile
$\pm \sin(A) = \sqrt{\frac{1}{2}(1-\sin(2A))}$
CoffeyOnExile
CoffeyOnExile
make sense?
Um I lost you in the first step
$\int sin^2(2A)(\pm sin(A))(-2\cos(2A))dA$
CoffeyOnExile
this one?
do yk the cos angle formula
Or do we still talk about this one
cos(A+B) = cosAcosB - sinAsinB
we used thus functions here :3
another substitution
How do we come from (x^2+1)Sqrt(1+X) to sinus and cosinus ๐
You mean U substituted the upper in the new function?
Nop not even understand what I am even talking about
Why is the left turned out like this
because of the cos angle sum identity
(there's obviously a proof for it)
cos(A+B) = CosAcosB - sinAsinB
cos(2A) = cosAcosA - sinAsinA
cos(2A) = cos^2(A) - sin^2(A)
= cos^2(A) - (1-cos^2(A))
= 2cos^2(A)-1
@mossy imp
And how does that turn into the left part. As I said I'm really shitty in trigonometry
and get this see
we just plug the values
here
no manipulation
AHH I think it's not good to waste your time with me because I can't see it .
The math you do is 100times stronger than I know.
@mossy imp I've never done integration.
I skipped trigonometry in school
i suggest you to study trigonometry brother
Because they did not explain where come from
you'll fail calculus without it definitely
Can you quick guide me maybe per voice chat
I have my examen on Thuesday. Only if you have time, otherwise I need to connect the dots myself with some YouTube tutorials
i can't vc but i can give u material
how difficult are your tests
We can take 1 cheatpaper with in exam
Do you study as well?
The only part I am feared about is integrals
Do you have a cheatpaper
๐คจ
Which site is it
Google books
buy the book
if you can pirate the pdf
i won't recommend it but yk.
pirating is wrong.
desperate times call for desperate needs
Do you mean this pdf ?
I do never leave the channel as long as you help don't need to ping
ok sorry
What means Pirating
Like writing a program that screenshots scrolls down screenshot and so on
?
Or with Google lense
it means to unfairly and illegal get books for free.
it's bad.
but.
Why hasnt he done it this way around
uhhhh idk
$\frac{d}{dx} \sqrt{1+x}=\frac{1}{2\sqrt{1+x}}$
Ludwig
$\int 2\sqrt{1+x} dx=\frac{4}{3} \cdot (1+x)^{\frac{3}{2}}+c$
Ludwig
There are still mistakes in
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