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Integration by parts follows from which differentiation rule?
AChain rule
BPower rule
CProduct rule
DQuotient rule
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Product rule
Integrating both sides of the product rule for d(uv)/dx yields the integration by parts formula.
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