Integration by Parts on x^2 sinx

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I don't understand why u = x^2? According to the ILATE rule in Integration by parts, x^2 is an exponential and sin(x) is a trig and x^2 goes last so u = sin(x) and dv/dx = x^2. Why is it the other way around... or does the ILATE rule not apply to every problem like this one?

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