What should integration by parts feel like?
I can follow LIATE, but I want to understand why moving the derivative between factors can make the integral simpler.
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I want to build the intuition, not just copy the steps.
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I can follow LIATE, but I want to understand why moving the derivative between factors can make the integral simpler.
I see the calculation. What geometric picture explains why information gets lost?
Public or private, every group follows the same boundary: Hints & guidance only, no direct homework answers.