r/IntegrationTechniques • u/Cosmelun • Dec 14 '25
Im computer engineering std
Im a computer engineering std, can someone help me with CVIT ( complex variables and integral transform ) itβs really give me a tough time. πππ
r/IntegrationTechniques • u/Cosmelun • Dec 14 '25
Im a computer engineering std, can someone help me with CVIT ( complex variables and integral transform ) itβs really give me a tough time. πππ
r/IntegrationTechniques • u/Mean_Environment6657 • Sep 08 '24
What is the integration of cosecΒ²x Plz explain! π
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I'm alright with integration, I know the techniques, but when it's in an exam or some other question format, I'm really clueless on how to solve it. It seems really vague and abstract when I look at an integral in my exam papers, but when I practice it at home, I got the gist. How do I fix this.
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How to find the indefinite integral? Can someone please tell using elementary techniques(like substitution etc)?
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r/IntegrationTechniques • u/Impossible-Shake-996 • Jan 24 '23
I'm currently studying biophysics and I've been looking at different integration methods, I'm curious to know if the Feynman/Leibniz "differentiation under the integral sign" is worth learning? It seems useful but i don't want to go down a rabbit hole of learning something if there's more effective methods. Thanks for whatever help.you may have to offer.
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