h(t)k'(t)dt = h(b)k(b) – h(a)k(a) – h'(t)k(t) dt .

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Assume h(x) and k(x) have continuous derivatives on [a, b] and derive the integration-by-parts formula

h(t)k'(t)dt = h(b)k(b) – h(a)k(a) –
h'(t)k(t) dt .
Transcribed Image Text:h(t)k'(t)dt = h(b)k(b) – h(a)k(a) – h'(t)k(t) dt .
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