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<\/a><\/p>\nIn essence, what this means is that we are going to attempt to split up the equation in a way such that we can eliminate one of the equations inside the integral, allowing us to end up with a form that we know how to solve.<\/p>\n
Examples<\/h3>\n
\u222bxsin(x)dx
\nLet u(x)=x and v\u2019(x)=sin(x)
\nThen we need to find u\u2019(x) and v(x), so u\u2019(x) = d\/dx(x) = 1
\nNext, we need to find v(x), which we do by doing \u222bv\u2019(x)dx, or in this case, \u222bsin(x)dx = -cos(x)
\nNow that we have u(x), v(x), u\u2019(x), and v\u2019(x), we can plug everything in, resulting in the following:
\n\u222bxsin(x)dx = x*(-cos(x)) – \u222b1*(-cos(x))dx
\n= -xcos(x)+\u222bcos(x)dx
\n= -xcos(x)+sin(x)+C<\/p>\n
In general, we will want to treat the polynomial as u(x) and the other team as v(x) where possible. In addition, Integration by Parts can be done multiple times. Suppose we have the equation<\/p>\n
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\nThen we will let u(x) = x3<\/sup> and v\u2019(x) = ex<\/sup>, then u\u2019(x) = 3x2<\/sup> and v(x)=ex<\/sup>, and we find that
\n\u222bx3<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx = x3<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – \u222b3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx
\nThen we can do the same procedure with the slightly easier integral \u222b3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx
\nLet u(x) = 3x2<\/sup> and v\u2019(x) = ex<\/sup>, then u\u2019(x) = 6x and v(x) = ex<\/sup>
\nThen \u222bx3<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx = x3<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – \u222b3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx = x3<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – (3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – \u222b6xex<\/sup>dx)
\nAnd then with \u222b6xex<\/sup>dx, we split it one last time into u(x) = 6x, v\u2019(x) = ex<\/sup>, and therefore u\u2019(x) = 6 and v(x) = ex<\/sup>
\nThen we can substitute in one last time in order to get \u222b6xex<\/sup>dx
\n\u222bx3<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx = x3<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – \u222b3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup>dx = x3<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – (3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – (6xex<\/sup> – \u222b6ex<\/sup>dx)) =
\nx3<\/sup>ex<\/sup> – 3x2<\/sup>ex<\/sup> + 6xex<\/sup> – 6ex<\/sup> + C. Whew!<\/p>\n