The integral of te middle term x^2/y is actually Int(x^2/y)dy=x^2*ln(y) NOT =x^2/y^2! Otherwise really good explanation and nice Math-tricks included! Thanks! 🙂
We are actually learning partial integration in physics to derive an exprn of U from another exprn of force. The vid is act helpful in explaining the basics, thanks
Clear and direct, no running around. Thank you!
The integral of te middle term x^2/y is actually Int(x^2/y)dy=x^2*ln(y) NOT =x^2/y^2! Otherwise really good explanation and nice Math-tricks included! Thanks! 🙂
We are actually learning partial integration in physics to derive an exprn of U from another exprn of force. The vid is act helpful in explaining the basics, thanks
Integration of x^2/y term in last que. Is going to be x^2 × log(y)
Nice Video
cool, very cool
The integration should be e^x2+y2/2y not 2
in(x^2/y)=x^2/y^2 ????????
i got the same thing. it’s a mistake