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Let's see if we can take the integral of cosine of 5x over e to the sine of 5x dx.

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And there's a crow squawking outside of my window so I'll try to stay focused.

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So let's think about whether u-substitution might be appropriate. Your first temptation might to said,

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"Hey, maybe we let u equal sine of 5x, and if u is equal to sine of 5x,

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we have something that is pretty close to du up here." Let's verify that.

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So du could be equal to -- so du/dx (derivative of u with respect to x),

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well we just use the chain rule. Derivative of 5x is 5,

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times the derivative of sine of 5x with respect to 5x, that's just going to be cosine of 5x.

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If we want to write this in differential form, which is useful when we do our u-substitution,

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we could say that du is equal to 5 cosine 5x.

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Now when you look over here, we don't have quite du there. We have just cosine of 5x dx--

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sorry, I need cosine of 5x dx, just like that. So when you look over here,

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you have a cosine of 5x dx, but we don't have a 5 cosine of 5x dx,

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but we know how to solve that. We can multiply by 5 and divide by 5.

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1/5 times 5 is just going to be 1. So we haven't changed the value of the expression.

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But when we do it this way, we see pretty clearly, we have our u and we have our du.

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Our du is 5 -- let me circle that and let me do that in that blue color --

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is 5 cosine of 5x dx. So we can rewrite this entire expression as --

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I'll do that 1/5 in purple -- this is going to be equal to 1/5 --

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I hope you don't hear that crow outside; he's getting quite obnoxious --

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1/5 times the integral of, well all this stuff in blue is my du,

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and then that is over e to the u. So how do we take the anti-derivative of this?

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Well, you might be tempted to -- well, what would you do here?

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Well, we're still not quite ready to simply take the anti-derivative here.

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If I were to rewrite this, I could rewrite this as (this is equal to)

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1/5 times the integral of e to the negative u du.

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And so, what might jump out of you is maybe we do another substitution,

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and we already use the letter u, so maybe we might use w. We'll do some "w-substitution."

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And you might be able to do this in your head, but we'll do w-substitution just to make it a little bit clearer.

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So let's -- this would've been really useful if this was just e to the u,

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because we know the anti-derivative of e to the u. It's just e to the u.

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So let's just try to get it in terms of the form of e to the negative something.

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So let's set -- and I'm running out of colors here -- w equal to negative u.

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And in that case, then dw (derivative of w with respect to u) is negative 1,

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or if we were to write that statement in differential form,

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dw is equal to du times negative 1 is negative du.

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So this right over here would be our w, and do we have a dw here?

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Well we just have du; we don't have a negative du there.

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But we can create a negative du by multiplying this inside by negative 1,

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but then also multiplying the outside by negative 1.

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Negative 1 times negative 1 is positive 1; we haven't changed the value.

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We have to do both of these in order for it to make sense.

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Or I could do it like this. So negative 1 over here, and a negative 1 right over there.

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And if we do it in that form, then this negative 1 times du --

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that's the same thing as negative du -- this is this right over here.

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And so we can rewrite our integral -- it's going to be equal to --

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now it's going to be negative 1/5 -- trying to use the colors as best as I can --

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times the indefinite integral of e to the -- well instead of negative u, we could right w.

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E to the w. And instead of du times negative 1 or negative du, we can write "dw."

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Now this simplifies things a good bit. We know what the anti-derivative of this in terms of w.

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This is going to be equal to negative 1/5 e to the w, and then we might have some constant there,

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so I just do a plus C. And now we just have to all of our un-substituting.

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So we know that w is equal to negative u, so we could write that --

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so this is equal to negative 1/5 -- I want to stay true to my colors -- e to the negative u,

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that's what w is equal to, plus C. But we're still not done un-substituting.

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We know that u is equal to sine of 5x. So we can write this as being equal to

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negative 1/5 times e to the negative u, which is negative u is sine of 5x,

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and then finally, we have our plus C. Now, there was a simpler way that we could've done this

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by just doing one substitution. But then you kind of have to look ahead a little bit

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and realize that it was not trivial to take -- not to bad to take your anti-derivative of e to the negative u.

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The inside that you might of have although you shouldn't really hold yourself

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when you feel too bad when you didn't see that inside.

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We could've rewritten that original integral -- let me rewrite it --

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it's cosine of 5x over e to the sine of 5x dx. We could've written this entire integral as being equal to

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cosine of 5x times e to the negative sine of 5x dx. And in this situation, we could've said

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u to be equal to negative of 5x, and say well, if u is equal to --

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or negative sine of 5x, then du is going to be equal to negative 5 cosine of 5x,

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and we don't have a negative 5 -- oh, dx, we don't have a negative 5 here,

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but we can construct one by putting negative 5 there, then multiplying by negative 1/5,

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and then that would've immediately simplified this integral right over here to be equal to

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negative 1/5 times the integral of -- well, we have our du -- let me do this in a different color --

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that's the negative 5 -- let me do it this way -- negative 5 cosine of 5x dx.

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So that is our du -- I'm just changing the order of multiplication -- times e to the u.

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This whole thing now is u this second time around. So if we did it this way, with just one substitution,

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we could've immediately gotten to the result that we wanted. You take the anti-derivative of this --

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I'll do it in one color now, just 'cause I think you get the idea -- this is equal to

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negative 1/5 e to the u plus C. u is equal to negative sine of 5x,

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so this is equal to negative 1/5 e to the negative sine of 5x plus C. And we're done.

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So this one is faster; it's simpler, and over time, you might even start being able to do this in your head.

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This top one, you still didn't mess up by just setting u equal to sine of 5x;

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we just have to do an extra substitution in order to work it through all the way.

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And I was able to do this video despite the crowing crow outside -- or squawking crow.