How to remember integrals of some particular functions?

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Vikash Kumar Vishwakarma | Contributor-Level 9

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Below are a few important tips to remember the integrals of some particular functions:
1. Know the derivatives for each integral.
2. Make yourself familiar with the standard formulas first.
3. Practice daily for better memory.
4. Group similar formulas

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