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Calculus 2

This free online calculus 2 (multivariable calculus) course teaches several methods of single, double, triple, and numerical integration. The course is currently under development and will cover the material of a typical multivariable calculus course (calculus II) at the university level.

In order to gain a comprehensive understanding of the subject, you should start at the top and work your way down the list. That way you will start learning the most basic concepts first and build off of those as you progress through the course.

The table of integrals and trigonometric identities from the videos is here. 
Calculus

Integration by Table

1. Integration by table explained
2. Integration by table example #1
3. Integration by table example #2
4. Integration by table example #3
Practice Problems


​Integration by Substitution

​5. Integration by U-substitution Explained
6. Integration by U-substitution example #1
7. Integration by U-substitution example #2
​8. Integration by U-substitution example #3
Practice Problems


​Integration by Parts

9. How to Integrate by parts
10. Integration by parts example problem #1
11. Integration by parts example problem #2
12. Integration by parts example problem #3 (integration by parts twice)

13. How to integrate by parts the fast way
14. Integration by parts the fast way example problem #1
15. Integration by parts the fast way example problem #2
Practice Problems

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