Do Now - #4 on p.328 Evaluate: Integration by parts: Now, use substitution to evaluate the new integral.

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Do Now - #4 on p.328 Evaluate: Integration by parts: Now, use substitution to evaluate the new integral

Do Now - #4 on p.328 Evaluate:

Section 6.3b

Practice Problems Evaluate

Practice Problems Evaluate Now our unknown integral appears on both sides of the equation!!! Combine like terms:

Practice Problems Evaluate Final Answer: Note: When using this technique, it is usually a good idea to keep the same choices for u and dv during each step of the problem…

Practice Problems Solve the differential equation: Use I.B.P. to evaluate this integral:

Practice Problems Solve the differential equation:

Practice Problems Evaluate

Practice Problems Evaluate

Practice Problems Evaluate Now, to apply the limits of integration…

Practice Problems Evaluate Verify numerically!!!