Requesting help for u-substitution. Send links, resources etc.
>>299250
It's be easier if you just gave me examples that you're having problems on. If you don't want to to that, you can always just check khan academy.
>>299251
here's an example I guess. I tried khan academy already. Was hoping to find some tricky examples
>>299254
The goal of a u-sub is to make it easier / possible to integrate. What you want to keep in mind when using this tool is you want to pick a u that you can see it's derivative in the integrand. In this case I knew that the derivative of lnx is 1/x, and I see that 1/x is part of the integrand. Everything after that is normal work.
One point I'd like to make clear is the bounds of integration when using u-substitution. When you substitute u in for x, your bounds will need to change. In most cases you can be lazy like me and leave it as (x = whatever) since I convert back to x's in the end.
>>299261
I uh, found some harder examples I wouldn't mind help with
>>299268
Here's the work for #2. One thing to pick up here is that, when picking your u, try to include any any constants you can with it since they end up disappearing.
#1 looks more like integration by parts if you know what that is. I'll do it anyways, but just giving you a heads up.
>>299274
I also forgot my + C on #2