What is the shortcut method in learning integration formulas?

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There is no real shortcut in learning integration formulas. You should take time learning and understanding how the formulas are derived until you are familiar with the formulas and you can easily recall the formulas. Hope this answers the question.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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To find:

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Solution:

First of all, let us factorize the given expression.

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