Integral of cos^3x

This calculus video tutorial explains how to find the integral of cos^3x using the u-substitution integration technique.
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Integration & Antiderivatives: • Calculus 1 - Integrati...
Calculus 1 - Derivatives: • Calculus 1 - Derivatives
Integral of 1/Sqrt(x): • Integral of 1/sqrt(x)
Integral of |x|: • Integral of absolute v...
Integral of Cos(2x): • Integral of Cos(2x)
Integral of Cos^2(x): • Integral of cos^2x
Integral of Sin^2(x): • Integral of Sin^2x
Integral of Sin^4(x): • Integral of sin^4x
Integral of Tan^2(x): • Integral of tan^2x
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U-Substitution Integration: • How To Integrate Using...
Integral of 1/e^x: • Integral of 1/e^x
Integral of ln(x)/x: • Integral of lnx/x
Integral of 1/(1+e^x): • Integral of 1/(1+e^x)
Integral of Tan(x): • Integral of tanx
Integral of Sec(x): • Integral of sec(x)
Integral of Sin(x)Cos(x): • Integral of sinx cosx
Integral of x/sqrt(1-x^2): • Integral of x/sqrt(1-x^2)
Integral of x/sqrt(x+1): • Integral of x/sqrt(x+1)
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Integration By Parts Technique: • Integration By Parts
Integral of xe^x: • Integral of xe^x
Integral of e^x Sinx: • Integral of e^x sinx
Integral of ln(x): • Integral of lnx
Integral of (lnx)^2: • Integral of (lnx)^2
Integral of ln(x)/x^2: • Integral of lnx/x^2
Integral of ArcSin(x): • integral of arcsin(x)
Integral of e^[sqrt(x)]: • Integral of e^sqrt(x)
Integral of Sin(lnx): • Integral of Sin(lnx)
Integral of Sec^3(x): • Integral of sec^3x
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Trigonometric Integrals: • Trigonometric Integrals
Integral of Sin^3(x): • Integral of sin^3x
Integral of Sin^5(x): • Integral of sin^5(x)
Integral of Tan^3(x): • Integral of tan^3(x)
Integral of Tan^4(x): • Integral of tan^4x
Integral of Tan^5(x): • Integral of tan^5(x)
Integral of Cos^3(x): • Integral of cos^3x
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Trigonometric Substitution: • Trigonometric Substitu...
Integral of 1/(1+x^2): • Integral of 1/(1+x^2)
Integral of x^2/(x^2 + 1): • Integral of x^2/(x^2+1)
Integral of 1/sqrt(1-x^2): • Integral of 1/sqrt(1-x^2)

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[@vincentzacharias8386]

This guy has the exact videos that I need

[@gyaryson712]

Sir plz tell me how to integrate xcos*3x using integration by parts

[@saujanyapoudel8910]

I have a good news for you! There's this method which helps you do integration by parts in just minutes. It's too long to describe here but it is taught in detail in the 'Black pen red pen' RUclips channel

[@saujanyapoudel8910]

By the way the answer to the integral is (x*sin3x)/3+(cos3x)/9

[@cameronskellams5670]

​@@saujanyapoudel8910bro forgot the +c RIP

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[@junaidmughal3806]

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[@TheOrganicChemistryTutor]

Thanks

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[@kurdistanhomeschool4471]

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[@haithemali4769]

Where did dx gone after adding du?

[@StevesUniverse]

it vanished just like my motivation when the teacher started the topic
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[@Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Great!!

[@Sk-we3it]

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[@dries9611]

Why don't we use the power reduction formula for cos^3(x) = 1/4*(3cos(x)+cos(3x)) ? Because if i do, i got a different answer.

[@sherlynrheajavien8395]

same, I got also a different answer

[@AlexandrBorschchev]

because not everybody who watches this memorizes all trig rules.

[@ultimatekenz]

@@AlexandrBorschchev well if you're taking calc its time to learn.

[@aaykat6078]

Wdym? You get the same answer

[@anaguerra7506]

Por sustitución. Por ser una función compuesta

[@paranoidparadigm886]

How did the 1 turned into u instead of x?

[@madhur2981]

Because 1 is integrated with respect to du and not dx

[@sonumaurya4925]

1 with respect to du will be u^0 whose integration will be u

[@sua559]

Tnx bro ❤

[@user-gp8fr1nd3w]

I used the half-angle formula but got a different answer. is that fine?

[@aayush.440]

Same bro i also 😂

[@jaskiraatshah9445]

Yup the the equations are different but answers are same

[@UttamDubey-y6s]

but mere book me answer different hai

[@rishirajs5711]

Thank You very much

[@mahraalnuaimi6497]

Can you make a video for how to integrate xsec^-1x

[@anmolsharma9445]

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[@alexchiggs8877]

Nice

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