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Integration by parts reverses the product rule. It is used to integrate a product such as x eˣ or x ln x, where one factor simplifies when differentiated.
What you'll be able to do
For a product, . Choose to be the part that gets simpler when differentiated.
Tip — Choose u using LATE: Logs, Algebra, Trig, Exponentials — pick the earliest as u.
A neat trick: uses parts with and , giving .
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