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Integration by Parts Integration by Parts Formula:u dv=uv-vduWhere does this formula come from? Does it look familiar?How to use it: Separate your original integrand into two parts, u and dv, such that:a the antiderivative v, where v=dv, is easy to find, andb the new integral,vdu, is easier to evaluate than the original integral, u dv.Example 1: Use integration by parts to evaluate:axlnx dxb x2e-x dxWhat was the “trick used in this IBP problem?Example 2: Use integration by parts to evaluate the integralexsinx dxa For the first integration by parts, let u=sinx and dv=ex dx.b Do integration by parts again on the resulting integral from part (a), letting u=cosxand keeping dv=ex dx. (Do not reverse them in the second integration by parts, you'll just end up undoing the first one.)(c) Observe that the original integral has reappeared! How does this help you solve the integral? ................
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