After the substitution method for integration, what is the next integration method i should learn?

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You should definitely learn integration by parts.

Integration by parts becomes so useful, you'll even use it when you could do a simple u-substitution.

After integration by parts, I highly suggest learning trigonometric substitution. This helps you integrate expressions in a square root.

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