#integration by parts formula proof year 2
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because v is a function of x so when you multiply it by du/dx and do the integral you won't get v* u
How would he cancel that out? Altho it looks like a fraction you cannot treat it as one.
sorry i dont get it ๐ญ wdym?
okay think if v was sin(x) and u was x^2 they are both functions of x
um if u differentiate smth and integrate it at the same time dont u basically cancel out both processs?
okay
but it's not right to say that the integral of sin(x) * 2x is the same as sin(x) * x^2 (+c)
I mean yh thats true but notice that its being multiplied by another function of x
where did u get the 2x from?? ๐๐
sorry but why wld that make a difference ๐
A simple way to think of why this isnt the case is that the Integral of 2 Is not the same as integral of 2x right. And likewise the integral os sin(x) is different to that of x sin(x) when you multiply the function by another function of x it changes the integral
ohhh omg
i see that makes sense yes
thank uuuu
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