Normally, when there is a function, which is a product of 2 other functions, Integration by Parts will most of the time be the more suitable solution method. Here we have a function that is indeed the product of 2 functions and Integration by parts is used appropriately. As rule of thumb, choose that function of which the derivative is easier to find.

Nice vid. Love how clean your work is. Male math teachers often struggle with penmanship haha

Finally someone that explains it.

"Teachers and textbooks are kinda in love with factoring" this made me laugh, so true. Are there problems you can use both techniques on?

Ive heard that when there are trignometric functions with a power are involved, we have to do the integration by parts twice or thrice, if its true please do a tutorial on those...

I have a test in 30 minutes thanks for this

What about intergration of 24x(x^2-5)^5

Thaaaaank you. I truly needed that!

how would you recognise a deriviative pair

Very well explained !!!!! U got a sub ....very intuitive, keep up the good work very nice talent of yours!!!

The shortcut to decide which is U, you can use the acronym LPET, where L-logarithm, P-Polynomial, E-exponential, T-Trigonometry.

very good video. thank you for that. excellent explanation

Great video by the way

Excellent explanation. Your strategies makes it easier to decide what to use when.

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thank you mam you are awesome but please do for ordinary differentail equation

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Love the name of the channel. Typical😂😂

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