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I swear down you the real MVP !!
saw this 2 hours before my final exam, absolute lifesaver lol
saved meee frr
Thank you so much for these videos. Before I was really confused about integration by inspection but thanks to this video I finally understand it!
Okay so you differentiafe the function raised to an exponent to see if it will give you what is inside the integral sign?
Thank you so much for this. Made it so easy to understand
thank you so much!! all makes sense now!
Thank you so much! Absolute legend
thanks for excellent generalisation
perfect video. sending u love from an a level student
so bloody helpful!!!
8 years later and still very helpful
good luck for core 3 exam tomorrow
nice video
5:01 "a number there, like 'a'"...lmao
properly mint geezer
legend
doing c4
GL lads C4 bants tomorrow
I believe there's a mistake at example 5 where sec^4 x is f(x)^n so you said use "try y = f(x)^n+1 as answer" so shouldn't the y = (sec x)^4 (which you wrote) be (sec x)^5 ?Correct me if I'm wrong.
Sorry but examples 3 and 5 are wrong.
poda
poor video. i can't see clearly
Shush
I swear down you the real MVP !!
saw this 2 hours before my final exam, absolute lifesaver lol
saved meee frr
Thank you so much for these videos. Before I was really confused about integration by inspection but thanks to this video I finally understand it!
Okay so you differentiafe the function raised to an exponent to see if it will give you what is inside the integral sign?
Thank you so much for this. Made it so easy to understand
thank you so much!! all makes sense now!
Thank you so much! Absolute legend
thanks for excellent generalisation
perfect video. sending u love from an a level student
so bloody helpful!!!
8 years later and still very helpful
good luck for core 3 exam tomorrow
nice video
5:01 "a number there, like 'a'"...lmao
properly mint geezer
legend
doing c4
GL lads C4 bants tomorrow
I believe there's a mistake at example 5 where sec^4 x is f(x)^n so you said use "try y = f(x)^n+1 as answer" so shouldn't the y = (sec x)^4 (which you wrote) be (sec x)^5 ?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Sorry but examples 3 and 5 are wrong.
poda
poor video. i can't see clearly
Shush