Integral Calculus Made Easy From Basic to Advanced Concepts
Tips and Tricks to understanding Integration for Beginners
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What You Will Learn!
- Learn how to start with the basics of Integration and understand the concept of antiderivative.
- You'll learn the most important method, namely, the Substitution method in Integration
- Learn the different formulas in Trigonometric Integrals and how to evaluate them
- Learn a remarkable technique of using Special Integral formulas in problem solving.
- Get introduced to Quotient functions and how to integrate them
Description
You know how important it is for you to know Integration if you are a student of Mathematics. But yet, somewhere, along the way, you get lost. Having taught Mathematics to teenagers and adolescents for the past three decades, I can help you understand the nuances of Integration.
Take up the Integration Challenge. Right from taking baby steps in Integration, you will move on to a Higher level of understanding This course starts with the very basics of Integration. You will start with the concept of Integral as antiderivative and a few basic formulas of Integration.
The course then introduces you to the substitution method. Take up the challenge to solve the problems given. You will learn how to compare methods and that any problem in Integration can be solved using this method.
You are getting an irresistible bargain in this course. Trigonometric Integrals and certain special integral formulas are taught here.. I would advise each one of you to hurry and join this course.
The next part of this course would show you how to integrate when the degree of the numerator is greater than the degree of the denominator. You will see the long division method. One can also learn about partial fractions here.
Watch step by step solutions to problems. Practice along with me and become adept in Integration. I hope this course will help you.
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Who Should Attend!
- Mathematics students at the college level
