Question of the Day #1

So it was suggested in class that I start a little Integration of the Day thing, so students can have practice. We might just change the topic a bit, but for the time being, let’s stick with Integration.

$\int \frac{\mathrm{ln}(x+2)}{(x+2)^2} dx$

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KS has been teaching H2/H1 Mathematics and IB mathematics for the more than 10 years. Having taught students from all various Junior Colleges, KS adapts to students' abilities and help them better understand the topics. As someone who loves to teach mathematics and sees it as a truly useful tool in life, KS seeks to enable students to appreciate math. Therefore, his tuition mission is to motivate and cultivate students to be independent and confident thinkers.

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