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Integral of x*sin(x^2) , using u substitution if necessary?
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Yes, you could use a U sub
is there anything there that is a derivative of another?
i kind of cheated and googled it, so, looks like the best bet is to set u = x^2, thereby, we can set x = 1/2 * du
\(\large u=x^2 \) and \(\large du=\frac{1}{2}x du \) Then yes
That should be dx at the end not du, sorry
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and the derivative of x^2 is not 1/2 x
Yea, meant to put that outside near du, this Is embarrassing \(\Large du=2x dx\ )
think I got it from there, will post the larger problem for completeness, thanks for the help
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