How to integrate e^x sinx using Integration by Parts

[@jcnotnot8120]

Takes talent to explain such a devilish problem so succinctly. Well done.

[@frenchvanilla343]

Question: Given the LIATE/LIAET rule, would it have mattered if had switched the variables and assigned sin(x) as u and e^x as v?

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thanks a thousand times....I will now go and show calculus no mercy

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What a wonderful teacher!

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Thank you a lot, sir. I had to integrate sinx/e^(3x) and the algorithm was pretty much the same as yours.

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Oh! What a brilliant solution!

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Thanks, very well explained.

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My pleasure

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[@w.s.o63]

Congratulations on the video, it helped me a lot. the integral calculation does not continue because it will always repeat the integration by parts. correct ?? thank you.

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Easily explain thanks for clear my doubts

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this is clear....thanks

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[@aleksandrab.6305]

Thank you for video, but I should ask something. Why did we equalize e^x and u? Why not sinx? Thanks from Turkey..

[@oxygen_123]

Sir how to know e^x is u and sin x is v.?? Please reply sir..

[@oxygen_123]

How to know when to use ILATE and when not to use ILATE.??

[@oxygen_123]

Thank you. Sir.!

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[@rosangeltejeda9557]

Great!

[@rayudusatti570]

Thank you sir...

[@omprakashnarendra9717]

Hey you are supposed to take sin x as u

[@lalitmeena9784]

Sir Can you tell me......
By ILATE rule sinx is first function and e^x is second function but you took oppositly.....
How ?

[@lukandrate9866]

Because he can

[@mathsacademy8398]

I receive a lot of comments about ILATE. Yes, you can use it BUT it does not always work. Completing lots of questions in order to gain experience is my preferred option…and, by all means, reference ILATE but do NOT rely on it.

[@lukandrate9866]

@@mathsacademy8398 People think that you can use integration by parts only by substituting u = sin(x).

[@mathsacademy8398]

It’s a method of selecting the functions when using integration by parts. The order of the letters references the type of function. I for Inverse, L for logarithm, A for algebraic, T for trig, and E for exponential function. There are other acronyms but they mean the same thing.

[@lukandrate9866]

@@mathsacademy8398 Thank you

[@madiyardauletiyarov4559]

dear autor, thank you for doing a goood job.But i have a question. Can i let u=sinx in the beginning, or i must do in the way which you showed

[@aidanpalmer6399]

Madiyar Dauletiyarov you can do either way

[@صالحالشريف-ث8و]

​​@@aidanpalmer6399 قمت بجعل u=sinx لكن الناتج لدي مختلف عما بالفيديو من جانب الاشارات (+/-)
قم بتجريب ذلك وأخبرني ماذا سيحصل من فضلك

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Tq sir

[@mathsacademy8398]

My pleasure

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Bro how to solve
Intergration (t - 1÷t)^2 dt .

[@didyouseemylachimolala412]

I have an doubt, according to I L A T E RULE u should be sinx

[@didyouseemylachimolala412]

@@mathsacademy8398 ok sir

[@lukandrate9866]

u can be equal to whatever you want, not just sin(x)

[@SaqibAli-iq8cv]

what if there were limits to it?

[@SaqibAli-iq8cv]

@@mathsacademy8398 sir im having problem solving int(1+sinx)exp^-it limits -pi to pi
can you help me ? or guide me to some tutorials

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[@testtrial8789]

How you take u=e* I want ilate explanation

[@testtrial8789]

@@mathsacademy8398 Plz sir tell me how can I recognize where to use ilate.

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Tqu sir

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