Integral of sec(x)
This integral needs a quite a bit of work but we will eventually be able to evaluate it! Keep in mind that there is a much faster method, but it’s… Read more Integral of sec(x) →
Cauchy principal value | Definite integral of 1/x
We know that the integral of 1/x is the natural logarithm ln(x). Very straightforward, yes, but it’s not as simple when it comes to evaluating the definite integral. As you… Read more Cauchy principal value | Definite integral of 1/x →
Integral of arcsin(x)
In this post I am going to show you how to integrate the inverse function of sin(x), arcsin(x), step-by-step. But first, let’s clear a few things. What is arcsin(x)? Arcsine… Read more Integral of arcsin(x) →
Integral of arccos(x)
In this post I am going to show you how to integrate the inverse function of cos(x), acos(x), step-by-step. But first, let’s clear a few things. What is arccos(x)? Arccosine… Read more Integral of arccos(x) →
Integral of ln(x)
In this post we will find the antiderivative of ln(x) step-by-step. This is one of those integrals you solve once and never forget. Let’s start! What is ln(x)? ln is… Read more Integral of ln(x) →
Integral of cot(x)
In this post you’ll learn how to integrate the trigonometric function cot(x). But first: What is cot(x)? Maybe you already know it, but this is going to be really useful.… Read more Integral of cot(x) →
Integral of tan(x)
Maybe you know that the answer is ln(sec(x)), but do you know why? Here you’ll find the procedure with explanation! First of all, let’s write the integral: We know that… Read more Integral of tan(x) →
Integral of sin(x)
The integral of sin(x) is -cos(x), but why? Here you’ll find the demonstration using Euler’s identity!
Add just a bit of pi 