We show in this video some tips and tricks to evaluate problems 13-16 in the MIT Integration Bee qualifying exam in January 2019.
Note that problem [13] is an improper integral. The proper way to evaluate this integral in the class, we write it first as limit of definite integrals, evaluate the integral, then take limit as we approach 0 from the right. For more math stuff, please join our facebook page: facebook.com/KOMATHsterDennisBacani/
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