Unlike my Psychology notes, I was far too focused to doodle around, lol.
Here's an example of solving a trigonometric integral that cannot be solved with simple u substitution (at least in the first steps):
And here's an example of one problem solved using trigonometric substitution:
Haven't gotten to infusion yet. Hell, I don't even see it in the table of contents of my book. Are you in your second Calculus class - what is the actual name of the course? Mine is just Calculus 2, lol.
Currently I'm learning about infusion and mixing rates as applied to DV/DT = a-bV models. It's meh.
I literally learned this like 2 weeks ago. This sucks.
Integration by parts for a sin/cosine function is even worse.
Sorry. So much math is too intimidating. :*(