Question

How do you integrate a single bracket?

Answer 1

If differentiation of a bracket is multiplying my the power, multiplying by the differential of the brakcet and then reducing the power by 1.

Is Integrating increasing the power by 1, dividing by the new power and dividing by the diferential of the bracket?

Answer 2

For example, (x-1)^-2
sol. u = x-1

du/dx = 1

dx = du

integral u^-2 du

= -u^-1
= -(x-1)^-1

Answer 3

My method works for that question, does it work for all (generalised)?

Answer 4

i think ask the lover @mathslover

Answer 5

wait

Answer 6

i was typing a message to you lol

Answer 7

but KKID can i get a medal for my effort

Answer 8

hhmmm...

Answer 9

we'll see ;)

Answer 10

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Answer 11

just remember a basic formula
x^(n+1)/n+1
(x-1)^(-1)/-1
1/(x-1)(-1)=1/(1-x) or -1/(x-1)

Answer 12

@kkid and @Master.RohanChakraborty got it ?