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Example 2: Indefinite Integration by Parts
Evaluate ∫ arcsin x dx. A choice of u and dv which works is u = arcsin x, dv = dx. We may take v = x. Then
Finally, arcsin x dx = x arcsin x - (- arcsin x dx = x arcsin x + This integral and the similar formula for ∫ arccos x dx are included in our table at the end of the book. We shall see how to integrate the other inverse trigonometric functions in the next chapter.
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