Is the order important when calculating partial integration? When I for example have an integral $$ \int e^x \sin(2x)$$ and the formula for partial integration is $$ \int u v' = u v- \int u' v$$ So when I solve this problem, is the $$e^x \Rightarrow u$$ or is $$sin(2x) \Rightarrow u$$
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Order when calculating using partial integration
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The first function and second function, $u$ and $v$ respectively, are decides by ILATE rule. In $95\%$ it works.
I: Inverse, L:Logarithmic, A: Algebraic, T: Trigonometric and E: Exponential.
We can take Exponential function as the %2nd% function as it is easy to integrate.
In your case, both ways will give the correct answer in equal no of steps.
For this kind of integrals, there is absolutely no difference between the two approaches. You will get the same result. Try by yourself to be convinced