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Finding definite integral values using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (FTC) part 2

Definite integration will be used in a wide variety of applications of integrals. Practicing finding these values using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (FTC) will build a stronger foundation so you are ready when working on integral application situations. In this video, I show the steps in evaluating definite integrals that involve trigonometric functions, exponential functions, functions that integrate back to logarithmic functions, and also those that require u-substitutions. The FTC includes the step of finding an antiderivative. To review finding an antiderivative, view: What are antiderivatives and indefinite integrals?    • What are antiderivatives and indefinite in...   Examples of basic indefinite integrals    • Examples of basic indefinite integrals. Pa...   Examples of basic indefinite integrals, some involving trig functions    • Examples of indefinite integrals, some inv...   How do you integrate using u-substitutions?    • How do you integrate using u-substitution?...