Solving Tricky Integrals: What Technique to Use?

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The discussion revolves around selecting appropriate techniques for solving integrals, a topic within calculus. Participants are exploring various methods and approaches to tackle tricky integral problems.

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  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Problem interpretation

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  • Some participants suggest specific techniques, such as substitution, while others emphasize the importance of showing reasonable attempts before receiving further assistance. There are inquiries about the correctness of proposed solutions and the validity of methods used.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants sharing different techniques and questioning the correctness of their approaches. Guidance has been offered regarding the necessity of demonstrating attempts and verifying solutions through differentiation.

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There are indications of imposed homework rules that require participants to show their work before receiving help. Additionally, some participants reference looking up techniques in notes or textbooks, suggesting a reliance on external resources for problem-solving.

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Which technique i should use to solve these integrals?


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The Attempt at a Solution


 

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asdnator said:

Homework Statement


Which technique i should use to solve these integrals?


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution

Use the Feynman technique:
  1. Write down the problem.
  2. Think really hard.
  3. Write down the solution.
 
For #5, there's an obvious substitution to try.

For the remaining two, look in your notes and book for techniques to try and take a stab at them. You have to show a reasonable attempt before you can get help here.
 
Is it right?
 

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asdnator said:
Is it right?
You can check it yourself. Take the derivative of your answer. If it's correct, you should end up with the integrand. This is something you should make a habit of doing.
 

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