This lecture covers the integration of rational functions, improper integrals, and partial fraction decomposition. It explains the process of finding antiderivatives and handling complex roots in the denominator of rational functions.
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Explores advanced integration techniques such as change of variable and integration by parts to simplify complex integrals and solve challenging integration problems.
