Quiz:Integration by parts

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Key observations

Which of the following is not true (the ones that are true can be deduced from integration by parts)?

We can compute an expression for the antiderivative of the pointwise product of functions based on knowledge of expressions for , , and their antiderivatives.
Suppose and are everywhere differentiable. Given an expression for the antiderivative for the pointwise product of functions , we can obtain an expression for the antiderivative for the pointwise product .
If is a one-to-one function, we can find an antiderivative for in terms of and an antiderivative for .