Indefinite+Integrals-+Polynomial,+Trig,+Logs+or+Exp

An indefinite integral obtained by reversing the rules for derivatives and then applying a +"C" to the end. An indefinate integral looks like a big "S" followed by a curve, which is then followed by a dx. Simply look at what is between the elongated "S" and the dx to find the indefinite antiderivative.

1. Polynomial: For each term, add one to the exponent and multiply the base by the result's reciprocal. If the exponent is -1, then simply take the natural logarithm of the absolute value of the variable.

2. Trig: Follow the ruled for deriving trig expressions escept in reverse.

3. Logs: u substitution

4. Exponential: u substitution

The derivative of the answer should be the same as the starting question.