What is the Integration by Parts Method for Solving Complex Integrals?

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The Integration by Parts method is recommended for solving the integral 2∫_0^1 cosh(πx) cos(nx). This technique is particularly useful for integrating products of functions. Participants in the discussion confirm that this method is appropriate for the given integral. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recalling integration techniques when tackling complex integrals. Overall, Integration by Parts is highlighted as the key approach for this problem.

Mar 29, 2008

suspenc3

I need to integrate 2\int_0^1cosh(\pi x)cosnx

Not asking anyone to do it for me, just what method to use?

Thanks alot.

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Mar 29, 2008

rocomath

Use Integration by Parts.

Mar 29, 2008

suspenc3

Oh yeah, I remember now...Thanks!

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