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How do you integrate xcos(pix)
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Use integration by parts.
Why isn't it -xpisin(pix)?
Because if you differentiate that using the product rule, you will realize that it doesn't end up as \(x\cos(\pi x)\).
The ultimate authority here isn't me, it's the math. Don't be afraid to see what the math does.
That actually helped a lot thanks
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If you want assistance on integration by parts, I might be able to help.
Read this http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcII/IntegrationByParts.aspx
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