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  • Welcome to Math 118
  • STEP 1: Assess
  • STEP 2: Practice
  • STEP 3: What’s Next?
  • Calc 118 Resources
  • FAQs

Methods of Integration

There are a couple of tips and tricks that calculus users make use of to find integrals. It takes a fair bit of mathematical intuition to get really good at integration by substitution and by parts. Practice makes perfect!

Jenn Explains Math 118:

  • Integration by Parts: Part 1
  • Integration by Parts: Part 2
  • Integration by Substitution
  • Math 118 Prep: Start Here
  • STEP 1: Assess
    • Solutions to the WeBWorK Pretests
  • STEP 2: Practice
    • Derivatives
    • Graphs
    • Algebra
    • Modeling and Language
  • STEP 3: What’s Next?
  • Calc 118 Resources
    • Lecture Notes
    • Discrete Dynamical Systems
      • Intro to DDS
      • Linear DDS and Their Facets
      • Geometric Series
      • Cobweb Diagrams
      • Stability of Periodic Points
      • Taylor Polynomials
      • Bifurcations
      • 2 Dimensional DDS
    • Differential Equations 1/2
      • Introduction to Differential Equations
      • Slope Fields
      • Euler’s Method
      • Autonomous DEs
      • Antiderivative DEs
      • The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
    • Differential Equations 2/2
      • The Definite Integral
      • Applications of Differential Equations
      • Methods of Integration
      • Growth and Decay
      • Improper Integrals
      • Linearization/Eigenvalue Analysis of DEs
    • Applications of Integration
      • The Definite Integral
      • Slicing/Density/Economics Examples
      • Continuous Income Stream
      • Average Value/Probability Density
    • Mathematica Cheat Sheet
  • FAQs
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