Derivative d(x^(arc sin(x))/d(arc sin(x))

2nd way: trig integral ∫1/(a+b sin(x)+c cos(x)) dx

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derivative If y=acos(log(x)) + bsin(log(x)), prove that x^2y2+xy1+y=0

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Alternate way: derivative If y=e^(a arc sin(x)), prove that (1-x^2)y2-xy1=a^2y

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#4 2022 2nd/2 ways: MIT Integration Bee Qualifying Exam

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1st/2 ways: MIT Integration Bee

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#15 2022 MIT Integration Bee Qualifying Exam

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2nd way: integral ∫ (x^2+b)^3 dx

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Simplify the following statements using only the connectives ∧, ∨ and ¬

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prob stat: Two events are such that P(A)=0.6, P(B)=0.5 & P(AUB)=0.85

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2nd/2 ways: MIT Integration Bee Final

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derivative If y=(a+bx)e^(-nx), prove that y2+2ny1+n^2y=0

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AP Calculus 2nd way: integral ∫(ax+c)/(ax^2 + bx) dx

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derivative If y=e^(a arc sin(x)), prove that (1-x^2)y2 - xy1 = a^2y.

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AP Calculus 2nd way:

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Lamar U Calculus: #14 integral ∫ [9sin^5(3x)-2cos^3(3x)] csc^4(3x) dx

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Study-Group.Episode-2.Korean.Drama.with.Esubs

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Suppose E & F are mutually exclusive events. Must E & F be complementary? Explain your answer.

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Lamar U: #13 trig integral ∫(2+7sin^3(x))/cos^2(x) dx

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Study-Group.Episode-5.Korean.Drama.With.ESubs

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