How To Solve Definite Integral

Unlock the secrets to mastering definite integrals with our easy-to-follow, step-by-step tutorial! In this video, we’ll guide you through the fundamental concepts and techniques needed to solve definite integrals, making it perfect for calculus students, math enthusiasts, and anyone looking to strengthen their integration skills. We’ll specifically focus on solving the integral of 1/x², demonstrating the process in a clear and concise manner.

[@luqmaanahmedsheik8451]

Thx bro

[@DestinedEmporium]

Cheers mate!

[@luqmaanahmedsheik8451]

@DestinedEmporium bro take out some other informative videos too and I'll stay tuned

[@bourggames4223]

this is illegal, when the function is not defined to x = 0, so you must break it in two parts of improper integral

[@gamerboy7224]

Wrong. First of all, we are not integrating over any singularities or poles, 1/x^2 is continuous over the interval [2,4] so there is no need to divide it up.
and regardless, even if we were integrating from [-1,1], we couldnt. any integral that includes x=0, is divergent. splitting it up would just give you infinity-infinity which is undefined

[@algirdasltu1389]

Its not continuous tho bc of x=0

[@gamerboy7224]

@@algirdasltu1389 but you aren't integrating over x=0
so it doesnt matter

[@heinrich.hitzinger]

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[@Loots1]

What gamerboy said

[@mahdihassan6426]

Bro it is 1/4 +C

[@blockybfdi8876]

you don't add constants in definite integrals

[@rml1310]

no it's a definite integral you don't add a c

[@Uday-ie1cv]

you never add constants in definite integrals

[@DestinedEmporium]

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[@matei_woold_wewu]

bruh x^2 + 1 = 0
x^2 = -1

[@blockybfdi8876]

bro is onto nothing 🔥🔥

[@rml1310]

that has nothing to do with anything said in this video