Is the topic integration 2unit or Extension 1 math? (1 Viewer)

[amourpenelope]

fanks guise.

 

[bleakarcher]

Both.

 

[SpiralFlex]

2-4U except general.

 

[Magical Kebab]

2-4U except general.

General Maths = monkey Maths.
I'm in yr 10 and can get a 100%

 

[Sammydubbs]

You'll do integration in both 2/3 unit but in 3 unit you'll be given substitutions and stuff like that also you'll have to integrate inverse trig functions and sin^2 and cos^2.

 

[bleakarcher]

General Maths = monkey Maths.
I'm in yr 10 and can get a 100%

lol, u should do well but i dont think u could get 100

 

[bleakarcher]

You'll do integration in both 2/3 unit but in 3 unit you'll be given substitutions and stuff like that also you'll have to integrate inverse trig functions and sin^2 and cos^2.

u dont learn to integrate inverse trig. functionz in 3U lol

 

[4025808]

u dont learn to integrate inverse trig. functionz in 3U lol

you do. but it's not that hard anyway.

 

[bleakarcher]

you do. but it's not that hard anyway.

in order to integrate inverse trig. functionz u need to use integration by parts, which in 3U alone u do not learn

 

[4025808]

in order to integrate inverse trig. functionz u need to use integration by parts, which in 3U alone u do not learn

oh well you integrate functions into inverse trig functions. Maybe that's more accurate.

 

[bleakarcher]

oh well you integrate functions into inverse trig functions. Maybe that's more accurate.

yeh lol

 

[shutupnsmile]

integration level
2unit- basic, easy. Don't even need table of standard integrals.
3unit- easy 4unit work. As in they give us the substitution
4unit- Find your own substitution.
Integration is the easiest topic in Maths IMO.

 

[someth1ng]

Yeah, 3U don't integrate inverse trig functions - we only derive them.

 

[D94]

In 3U, they will usually ask you to derive some function and then relate it to the integral of an inverse trig function. So for inverse sine, they will probably ask for you to derive x.arcsin(x) and then relate that to integrating sin(x)

 

[Sammydubbs]

u dont learn to integrate inverse trig. functionz in 3U lol

Sorry my bad I got mixed up with integration and differentiation.