Integration by parts

[bikerboy2442]

Use integration by parts on to prove that

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Use integration by parts on View attachment 2557 to prove that View attachment 2556

Do you know how to do integration by parts?

Do you know the result of \(\displaystyle \int f"(t) dt\) ?

Tell us what you find......

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[HallsofIvy]

Let u= x- t, dv= f''(t)dt