This tutorial introduces goes over an example problem of how to solve an integral using the table method (aka, integration by table). Using some trigonometric identities and an integral table (linked below) we rearrange an integral to get a form that is in the table, which can then be directly substituted for the solution, as defined in the table.

This video is part of a full free calculus 2 course. The course covers integration by table, integration by substitution, integration by parts, partial fraction decomposition, improper integrals, numerical integration, double integration, triple integration, and partial derivatives.

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