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Not too sure. Can somebody please explain the reverse chain rule.
 

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I looked at that before and I couldn't follow it easily. I'm just getting confused with the use of the notation (dy/dx du/dx etc.)
 

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i don't think you can use it without showing some working in 3u (showing d/dx in the integral), but i know it can be used without any working in 4u.

integral of 10x(5x^2+3)dx
= integral of d/dx(5x^2+3)*(5x^2+3)dx
= [(5x^2+3)^2]/2 + C
 

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I learnt how to do it a couple of nights ago by rote. But thankyou very much itrungs, something you said just made it click and make actual sense to me.
 

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