Solving Equations: Understand Rules & Get Help

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The discussion centers on the application of integration by parts in solving equations. A user expresses confusion regarding the transformation of an equation from the second line to the third line, specifically in the context of integration techniques. The key takeaway is that integration by parts is a fundamental rule that allows for the integration of products of functions, and understanding its application is crucial for solving complex integrals effectively.

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I don't understand how the 2nd line changes to what is shown in the 3rd line.
What rule is applied here?
 
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Use integration by parts.
 

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