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Contents
1 Chapter 1 1
2 Chapter 1 1
3 Chapter 1 1
4 Integration 2
41 Antiderivatives 2411 Definition of an Antiderivative 2412 Antiderivatives of Trigonometric Functions 3413 Antiderivatives of Other Functions 4
42 Area 6421 Sigma Notation 6422 Expanding Summations 6
423 Area of Plane Regions 943 Riemann Sum 13431 Definition of a Riemann Sum 14
44 Definite Integrals 20441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus 20442 Evaluating Integrals 20443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions 21444 Mean Value Theorem 22445 The Average Value of a Function 22
45 Integration by Substitution 25451 Review of the Chain Rule 25
452 Basic Substitutions 2546 The Natural Logarithm Function 2947 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions 31
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions 31472 Integration by Substitution 31
48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule 35481 The Trapezoid Rule 35482 Simpsonrsquos Rule 35
1 Chapter 1
See Math 151 Notes
2 Chapter 1
See Math 151 Notes
3 Chapter 1
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4 Integration
41 Antiderivatives
411 Definition of an Antiderivative
A function F is an antiderivative of f on an interval I if F prime(x) = f (x) for all x on I
The integral or antiderivative of a function is essentially the reverse process of differentiationTo start will look at the most basic antiderivative which the power rule for antiderivativesThe power rule for antiderivatives is the reverse process of the power rule for derivatives
Power Rule for Antiderivatives
int cxndx = c
n+1xn+1 + C
Now letrsquos try doing so examples that use the power rule
Example 1
Evaluate the following integralint
x2dx
Solution
int x2dx = 1
2+1x2+1 + C = 1
3x3 + C
Example 2
Evaluate the following integralint
(x4 + 3x2 + 3x)dx
Solution
int (x4 + 3x2 + 3x)dx = 1
4+1x4+1 + 3
2+1x2+1 + 3
1+1x1+1 + C = 1
5x5 + x3 + 3
2x2 + C
Example 3
Evaluate the following integralint
(x3 minus 5x2 + 6)dx
Solution
int (x3 minus 5x2 + 6x0)dx = 1
3+1x3+1 minus 5
2+1x2+1 + 6
1+0x0+1 + C = 1
4x4 minus 5
3x3 + 6x + C
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Example 4
Evaluate the following integralint
5x4dx
Solutionint 5x4dx = 5
4+1x4+1 + C = x5 + C
412 Antiderivatives of Trigonometric Functions
Basic Integration Rules
int cos(x)dx = sin(x) + C
int sin(x)dx = minuscos(x) + C
int sec2(x)dx = tan(x) + C
int csc2(x)dx = minuscot(x) + C
int sec(x)tanxdx = sec(x) + C
int csc(x)cotxdx = minuscsc(x) + C
Here are some example of antiderivatives of trigonometric functions
Example 5
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (sec2(x) minus csc2(x))dx = tan(x) + cot(x) + C
Example 6
Evaluate the following integralint
(sin(x) + 3x2)dx
Solution
int (sin(x) + 3x2)dx = minuscos(x) + 3
2+1x2+1 + C = minuscos(x) + x3 + C
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Example 7
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (cos(x) + 4)dx = sin(x) + 4
0+1x0+1 + C = sin(x) + 4x + C
413 Antiderivatives of Other Functions
Antiderivatives of exponential and logarithmic functions
int 1x
dx = ln|x| + C
int exdx = ex + C
Example 8
Evaluate the following integralint
exdx
Solution
int ex = ex + C
Example 9
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x
+ x4)dx
Solution
int ( 1
x + x4) = ln|x| + 1
4+1x4+1 + C = 1
5x5 + C
Example 10
Evaluate the following integralint
x3
2 dx
Solution
int x
3
2 dx = 13
2+1
x3
2+1 + C = 1
5
2
x5
2 + C = 25
x5
2 + C
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Example 11
Evaluate the following integralint
1x3
dx
Solution
int 1x3
dxint
xminus3dx = 1minus3+1
xminus3+1 + C = minus12
xminus2 + C = minus 12x2
+ C
Example 12
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x2
+ cos(x))dx
Solution
int ( 1
x2 + cos(x))dx =
int (xminus2 + cos(x))dx = 1
minus2+1xminus2+1 + sin(x) + C = minusxminus1 + sin(x) + C =
minus 1x
+ sin(x) + C
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42 Area
421 Sigma Notation
The sum of the terms a1 a2 a3 a4an isnsum
i=1
ai = a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + + an
where i is the index of a summation ai is the ith term of the sum and the upper and lowersum of the summation are 1 and n
Here are some example of summations
Example 1
Evaluate6sum
i=1
i
Solution
6sumi=1
i = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21
Example 2
Evaluate4sum
i=0
(2i + 1)
Solution4sum
i=0
(2i + 1) = 2(0) + 1 + 2(1) + 1 + 2(2) + 1 + 2(3) + 1 + 2(4) + 1 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25
422 Expanding Summations
Example 3
Evaluate4sum
j=0
j2
Solution4sum
j=0
j2 = 12 + 22 + 32 + 42 = 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 = 30
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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4 Integration
41 Antiderivatives
411 Definition of an Antiderivative
A function F is an antiderivative of f on an interval I if F prime(x) = f (x) for all x on I
The integral or antiderivative of a function is essentially the reverse process of differentiationTo start will look at the most basic antiderivative which the power rule for antiderivativesThe power rule for antiderivatives is the reverse process of the power rule for derivatives
Power Rule for Antiderivatives
int cxndx = c
n+1xn+1 + C
Now letrsquos try doing so examples that use the power rule
Example 1
Evaluate the following integralint
x2dx
Solution
int x2dx = 1
2+1x2+1 + C = 1
3x3 + C
Example 2
Evaluate the following integralint
(x4 + 3x2 + 3x)dx
Solution
int (x4 + 3x2 + 3x)dx = 1
4+1x4+1 + 3
2+1x2+1 + 3
1+1x1+1 + C = 1
5x5 + x3 + 3
2x2 + C
Example 3
Evaluate the following integralint
(x3 minus 5x2 + 6)dx
Solution
int (x3 minus 5x2 + 6x0)dx = 1
3+1x3+1 minus 5
2+1x2+1 + 6
1+0x0+1 + C = 1
4x4 minus 5
3x3 + 6x + C
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Example 4
Evaluate the following integralint
5x4dx
Solutionint 5x4dx = 5
4+1x4+1 + C = x5 + C
412 Antiderivatives of Trigonometric Functions
Basic Integration Rules
int cos(x)dx = sin(x) + C
int sin(x)dx = minuscos(x) + C
int sec2(x)dx = tan(x) + C
int csc2(x)dx = minuscot(x) + C
int sec(x)tanxdx = sec(x) + C
int csc(x)cotxdx = minuscsc(x) + C
Here are some example of antiderivatives of trigonometric functions
Example 5
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (sec2(x) minus csc2(x))dx = tan(x) + cot(x) + C
Example 6
Evaluate the following integralint
(sin(x) + 3x2)dx
Solution
int (sin(x) + 3x2)dx = minuscos(x) + 3
2+1x2+1 + C = minuscos(x) + x3 + C
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Example 7
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (cos(x) + 4)dx = sin(x) + 4
0+1x0+1 + C = sin(x) + 4x + C
413 Antiderivatives of Other Functions
Antiderivatives of exponential and logarithmic functions
int 1x
dx = ln|x| + C
int exdx = ex + C
Example 8
Evaluate the following integralint
exdx
Solution
int ex = ex + C
Example 9
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x
+ x4)dx
Solution
int ( 1
x + x4) = ln|x| + 1
4+1x4+1 + C = 1
5x5 + C
Example 10
Evaluate the following integralint
x3
2 dx
Solution
int x
3
2 dx = 13
2+1
x3
2+1 + C = 1
5
2
x5
2 + C = 25
x5
2 + C
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Example 11
Evaluate the following integralint
1x3
dx
Solution
int 1x3
dxint
xminus3dx = 1minus3+1
xminus3+1 + C = minus12
xminus2 + C = minus 12x2
+ C
Example 12
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x2
+ cos(x))dx
Solution
int ( 1
x2 + cos(x))dx =
int (xminus2 + cos(x))dx = 1
minus2+1xminus2+1 + sin(x) + C = minusxminus1 + sin(x) + C =
minus 1x
+ sin(x) + C
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42 Area
421 Sigma Notation
The sum of the terms a1 a2 a3 a4an isnsum
i=1
ai = a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + + an
where i is the index of a summation ai is the ith term of the sum and the upper and lowersum of the summation are 1 and n
Here are some example of summations
Example 1
Evaluate6sum
i=1
i
Solution
6sumi=1
i = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21
Example 2
Evaluate4sum
i=0
(2i + 1)
Solution4sum
i=0
(2i + 1) = 2(0) + 1 + 2(1) + 1 + 2(2) + 1 + 2(3) + 1 + 2(4) + 1 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25
422 Expanding Summations
Example 3
Evaluate4sum
j=0
j2
Solution4sum
j=0
j2 = 12 + 22 + 32 + 42 = 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 = 30
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 4
Evaluate the following integralint
5x4dx
Solutionint 5x4dx = 5
4+1x4+1 + C = x5 + C
412 Antiderivatives of Trigonometric Functions
Basic Integration Rules
int cos(x)dx = sin(x) + C
int sin(x)dx = minuscos(x) + C
int sec2(x)dx = tan(x) + C
int csc2(x)dx = minuscot(x) + C
int sec(x)tanxdx = sec(x) + C
int csc(x)cotxdx = minuscsc(x) + C
Here are some example of antiderivatives of trigonometric functions
Example 5
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (sec2(x) minus csc2(x))dx = tan(x) + cot(x) + C
Example 6
Evaluate the following integralint
(sin(x) + 3x2)dx
Solution
int (sin(x) + 3x2)dx = minuscos(x) + 3
2+1x2+1 + C = minuscos(x) + x3 + C
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Example 7
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (cos(x) + 4)dx = sin(x) + 4
0+1x0+1 + C = sin(x) + 4x + C
413 Antiderivatives of Other Functions
Antiderivatives of exponential and logarithmic functions
int 1x
dx = ln|x| + C
int exdx = ex + C
Example 8
Evaluate the following integralint
exdx
Solution
int ex = ex + C
Example 9
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x
+ x4)dx
Solution
int ( 1
x + x4) = ln|x| + 1
4+1x4+1 + C = 1
5x5 + C
Example 10
Evaluate the following integralint
x3
2 dx
Solution
int x
3
2 dx = 13
2+1
x3
2+1 + C = 1
5
2
x5
2 + C = 25
x5
2 + C
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Example 11
Evaluate the following integralint
1x3
dx
Solution
int 1x3
dxint
xminus3dx = 1minus3+1
xminus3+1 + C = minus12
xminus2 + C = minus 12x2
+ C
Example 12
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x2
+ cos(x))dx
Solution
int ( 1
x2 + cos(x))dx =
int (xminus2 + cos(x))dx = 1
minus2+1xminus2+1 + sin(x) + C = minusxminus1 + sin(x) + C =
minus 1x
+ sin(x) + C
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42 Area
421 Sigma Notation
The sum of the terms a1 a2 a3 a4an isnsum
i=1
ai = a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + + an
where i is the index of a summation ai is the ith term of the sum and the upper and lowersum of the summation are 1 and n
Here are some example of summations
Example 1
Evaluate6sum
i=1
i
Solution
6sumi=1
i = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21
Example 2
Evaluate4sum
i=0
(2i + 1)
Solution4sum
i=0
(2i + 1) = 2(0) + 1 + 2(1) + 1 + 2(2) + 1 + 2(3) + 1 + 2(4) + 1 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25
422 Expanding Summations
Example 3
Evaluate4sum
j=0
j2
Solution4sum
j=0
j2 = 12 + 22 + 32 + 42 = 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 = 30
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 7
Evaluate the following integralint
(sec2x minus csc2x)dx
Solution
int (cos(x) + 4)dx = sin(x) + 4
0+1x0+1 + C = sin(x) + 4x + C
413 Antiderivatives of Other Functions
Antiderivatives of exponential and logarithmic functions
int 1x
dx = ln|x| + C
int exdx = ex + C
Example 8
Evaluate the following integralint
exdx
Solution
int ex = ex + C
Example 9
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x
+ x4)dx
Solution
int ( 1
x + x4) = ln|x| + 1
4+1x4+1 + C = 1
5x5 + C
Example 10
Evaluate the following integralint
x3
2 dx
Solution
int x
3
2 dx = 13
2+1
x3
2+1 + C = 1
5
2
x5
2 + C = 25
x5
2 + C
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Example 11
Evaluate the following integralint
1x3
dx
Solution
int 1x3
dxint
xminus3dx = 1minus3+1
xminus3+1 + C = minus12
xminus2 + C = minus 12x2
+ C
Example 12
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x2
+ cos(x))dx
Solution
int ( 1
x2 + cos(x))dx =
int (xminus2 + cos(x))dx = 1
minus2+1xminus2+1 + sin(x) + C = minusxminus1 + sin(x) + C =
minus 1x
+ sin(x) + C
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421 Sigma Notation
The sum of the terms a1 a2 a3 a4an isnsum
i=1
ai = a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + + an
where i is the index of a summation ai is the ith term of the sum and the upper and lowersum of the summation are 1 and n
Here are some example of summations
Example 1
Evaluate6sum
i=1
i
Solution
6sumi=1
i = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21
Example 2
Evaluate4sum
i=0
(2i + 1)
Solution4sum
i=0
(2i + 1) = 2(0) + 1 + 2(1) + 1 + 2(2) + 1 + 2(3) + 1 + 2(4) + 1 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25
422 Expanding Summations
Example 3
Evaluate4sum
j=0
j2
Solution4sum
j=0
j2 = 12 + 22 + 32 + 42 = 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 = 30
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 11
Evaluate the following integralint
1x3
dx
Solution
int 1x3
dxint
xminus3dx = 1minus3+1
xminus3+1 + C = minus12
xminus2 + C = minus 12x2
+ C
Example 12
Evaluate the following integralint
( 1x2
+ cos(x))dx
Solution
int ( 1
x2 + cos(x))dx =
int (xminus2 + cos(x))dx = 1
minus2+1xminus2+1 + sin(x) + C = minusxminus1 + sin(x) + C =
minus 1x
+ sin(x) + C
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42 Area
421 Sigma Notation
The sum of the terms a1 a2 a3 a4an isnsum
i=1
ai = a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + + an
where i is the index of a summation ai is the ith term of the sum and the upper and lowersum of the summation are 1 and n
Here are some example of summations
Example 1
Evaluate6sum
i=1
i
Solution
6sumi=1
i = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21
Example 2
Evaluate4sum
i=0
(2i + 1)
Solution4sum
i=0
(2i + 1) = 2(0) + 1 + 2(1) + 1 + 2(2) + 1 + 2(3) + 1 + 2(4) + 1 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25
422 Expanding Summations
Example 3
Evaluate4sum
j=0
j2
Solution4sum
j=0
j2 = 12 + 22 + 32 + 42 = 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 = 30
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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42 Area
421 Sigma Notation
The sum of the terms a1 a2 a3 a4an isnsum
i=1
ai = a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + + an
where i is the index of a summation ai is the ith term of the sum and the upper and lowersum of the summation are 1 and n
Here are some example of summations
Example 1
Evaluate6sum
i=1
i
Solution
6sumi=1
i = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 21
Example 2
Evaluate4sum
i=0
(2i + 1)
Solution4sum
i=0
(2i + 1) = 2(0) + 1 + 2(1) + 1 + 2(2) + 1 + 2(3) + 1 + 2(4) + 1 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25
422 Expanding Summations
Example 3
Evaluate4sum
j=0
j2
Solution4sum
j=0
j2 = 12 + 22 + 32 + 42 = 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 = 30
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 4
Evaluate6sum
k=3
k(k minus 2)
Solution6sum
k=3
k(kminus2) = 3(3minus2)+4(4minus2)+5(5minus2)+6(6minus2) = 3middot1+4middot2+5middot3+6middot4 = 3+8+15+24 = 50
Example 5
Evaluate5sum
j=3
1
j
Solution
5sum j=3
1
j =
1
3 +
1
4 +
1
5 =
47
60
Example 6
Evaluate4
sum j=1
[(i
minus1)2 + (i + 1)3]
Solution4sum
j=1
[(i minus 1)2 + (i + 1)3] = (1 minus 1)2 + ( 1 + 1 )3 + (2 minus 1)2 + ( 2 + 1 )3 + (3 minus 1)2 + ( 3 + 1 )3 + (4 minus
1)2 +(4+1)3 = 02 + 23 + 12 + 33 + 22 + 43 + 32 + 53 = 0 + 8 + 1 + 27 + 4 + 64 + 9 + 125 = 237
Example 7
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation 5
1+1 + 5
1+2 +
51+3
+ + 51+12
Solution
Since the series of terms is adding one to each successive term and then the dividing thistotal into 5 the summation would be written as follows12sum
j=1
[ 5
1 + i]
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 8
Express the following series of terms into a expression using summation notation [1 minus (14
)2] +
[1 minus (24
)2] + 1 minus [(34
)2] + [1 minus (44
)2]
SolutionSince the series of terms is dividing each successive term by 4 squaring the result and addingone the summation would be written as follows4sum
j=1
[1 + (i
4)2]
Theorem 42 Summation Formulas
1usum
j=1
c = cn
2usum
j=1
i = n(n+1)
2
3usum
j=1
i2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)
6
4usum
j=1
i3 = n
2(n+1)2
4
Now letrsquos use the four properties above to expand some examples of summations
Example 9
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3)
Solution15sum
j=1
(2i minus 3) =15sum
j=1
2i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot15sum
j=1
i minus15sum
j=1
3 = 2 middot 15(16)
2 minus 15(3) = 240 minus 45 = 195
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 10
Use the properties of Theorem 42 to expand out the following summation
15
sum j=1
i(i2 + 1)
Solution10sum
j=1
i(i2 + 1) =10sum
j=1
i3 + i
= n
2(n+1)2
4 + n(n+1)
2 (where n=10)
= 102(10+1)2
4 + 10(10+1)
2
= 100middot1214 + 10middot11
2= 25
middot121 + 5
middot11
= 3025 + 55 = 3080
423 Area of Plane Regions
Now we are prepared to use summation to find areas of plane regions We are going toapproximate areas under the curve by dividing the region under the curve into smallerrectangles and summing up the rectangles as shown in the next diagram
Theorem 43 Limits of Upper and Lower Sums
Let f be continuous and nonnegative on the interval [a b] The limits as n rarrinfin of both thelower and upper sums exist and are equal to each other
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
f (m j)x = limhrarrinfin
f (M j)x = S (n) where x = bminusa
n
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 10
Use upper sums and lower to approximate the area of the function f (x) =radic
x below boundedby the x-axis y = 0 and the values x = 0 and x = 1
Solution
First find x (The length of each rectangle)
a = 0 and b = 1 rArr x = 1minus04
= 14
Next compute the left and right endpoints
Left Endpoint mi = a + (i minus 1)x = 0 + (i minus 1) middot 14
= iminus14
Right Endpoint M i = a + ix = 0 + i middot 14
= i
4
Computing the Lower Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (mi)x
=4
sumi=1
f (iminus 1
4 ) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
4 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
2 middot 1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic iminus 1
8
=radic 1minus18 +
radic 2minus18 +
radic 3minus18 +
radic 4minus18
=
radic 0
8 +
radic 1
8 +
radic 2
8 +
radic 3
8 = 0 + 125 + 177 + 217 asymp 519
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Computing the Upper Sums
S (n) =4sum
j=1
f (M i)x
=4sum
i=1
f (i
4) middot (
1
4)
=4sum
i=1
radic i
4middot 1
4
=
4
sumi=1
radic i
2 middot1
4
=4sum
i=1
radic i
8
=radic 18
+radic 28
+radic 38
+radic 48
= 125 + 177 + 217 + 25 asymp 769
Example 11
Find the limit of S (n) as n
rarrinfinof the summation S (n) = 64
n3[n(n+1)(2n+1)
6 ]
Solution
limhrarrinfin
S (n) = limhrarrinfin
64
n3[n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(n2 + n))(2n + 1)
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64
n3[(2n3 + n2 + 2n2 + n
6 ]
= limhrarrinfin
64[2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3 ]
= limhrarrinfin
128n3
+ 192n2
+ 64n6n3
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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= limhrarrinfin
128n3
6n3 +
192n2
6n3 +
64n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
64
3 +
32
n +
32
3n2
= 643
+ 0 + 0 = 643
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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43 Riemann Sum
Example 1 A Partition with Unequal Widths
Consider the region bounded by the graph of f (x) =radic
x and the x-axis for 0
lexi
le1
Now letrsquos evaluate the limit limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
where ci is the right endpoint of the portion given by ci = i2
n2 and xi is the width of theith interval
Let xi = right endpoint - left endpoint
xi = i2
n2 minus (iminus1)2n2
= i2
n2 minus i2minus2i+1
n2
= i2minus(i2+2iminus1)
n2
= i2minusi
2minus2i+1)n2
= minus2i+1n2
Now we can evaluate the following limit
limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi = limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f ( i2
n2) middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
radic i2
n2 middot (
2iminus 1
n2 )
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
i
nmiddot 2iminus 1
n2
= limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
2i2
minusi
n3
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(2i2 minus i)
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
[2(n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 ) minus n(n + 1)
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin(2n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
((2n2 + 2n)(2n + 1)
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
(4n3 + 6n2 + 2n
6 minus n2 + n
2 ]
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 6n2 + 2n minus 3n2 minus 3n
6
= 1
n3 limhrarrinfin
4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
[4n3 + 3n2 minus n
6n3
]
= limhrarrinfin
4n3
6n3 +
3n2
6n3 +
n
6n3
= limhrarrinfin
2
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2 =
2
3 + 0 + 0 =
2
3
431 Definition of a Riemann Sum
Let f be defined on a closed interval [a b] and let be a partition of [a b] given by a =x0 lt x1 lt x2 lt x3 lt lt xnminus1 lt xn = b where xi is the width of the ith subinterval If
ci is any point in ith subintervalnsum
i=1
f (ci)xi then the sum is called the Riemann sum
Definition of a Definite Integral
If f defined on a closed interval [a b] and the limit lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi exist as described
above then f is integrable on [a b] and the limit is lim||rarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi =int
b
a f (x)dx
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
int 3minus2
xdx
Solution
a = minus2 b = 3 x = bminusa
n = 3minus(minus2)
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 3minus2 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus 2 +
5i
n
1048617middot 5
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25i
n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
1048616minus10n
+ 25n2
+ 25n2n2
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25n2
2n2 +
25n
2n21048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
1048616minus10
n +
25
2 +
25
2n
1048617 = minus0 + 125 + 0 = 125
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integral by the limit definition
Solution
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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int 31 3x2dx
Solution
a = 1 b = 3 x = 3minus1n
= 2n
ci = 1 + i middot 2i = 1 + 2i
n
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 31 xdx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
f (1 + 2i
n ) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(1 + 2i
n )2 middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3(4i2
n2 +
4i
n + 1) middot
2
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
3( 8i2
n3 + 8i
n2 + 2
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
(24i2
n3 +
24i
n2 +
6
n)
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(n(n + 1)(2n + 1))
6n3 +
24n(n + 1)
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
104861624(2n3 + 3n2 + n)
6n3 +
24n2 + 24n
2n2 +
6n
n
1048617
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
104861648n3
6n3 + 72n2
6n3 + 24n
6n3 + 24n2
2n2 + 24n
n2 + 61048617
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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=1048616
8 + 12
n +
4
n2 + 12 +
12
n + 6
1048617 = 26
Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integral using the limit definition of a Riemann Sumint 104 6dx
Solution
a = 4 b = 10 x = 10minus4n
= 6n
ci = a + i middot x = 4 + i middot 6n
= 4 + 6in
f (x) = 6
Now rewrite the integral as a summationint 104 6dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 983080
4 + 6i
n
983081middot 6
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
(6) middot 6
n
= limn
rarrinfin(6n)
middot
6
n = 36
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 5
Evaluate the following integral using the limit definition of an integralint 21 (x2 + 1)dx
a = 1 b = 2 x = 2minus1n
= 1n
ci = a + i middot x = 1 + i middot 1n
= 1 + i
n
f (x) = x2 + 1
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 21 (x2 + 1)dx = lim
nrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f (ci)xi
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1 f
9830801 +
i
n983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830812+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830809830801 +
i
n
9830819830801 +
i
n
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308010486161 +
2i
n +
i2
n2
983081+ 1
983081middot 1
n
= limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
9830802 + 2i
n
+ i2
n2983081 middot
1
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
9830802
n +
2i
n2 +
i2
n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
983080 2
n middot (n) +
2
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2 +
1
n3 middot n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
(n2 + n)(2n + 1)
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 +
2n2 + 2n
2n2 +
2n3 + 3n2 + n
6n3
983081
= limnrarrinfin983080
2 + 2n2
2n2
+ 2n
2n2
+ 2n3
6n3
+ 3n2
6n3
+ n
6n3983081
= limnrarrinfin
9830802 + 1 +
1
n +
1
3 +
1
2n +
1
6n2
983081 = 2 + 1 + 0 +
1
3 + 0 + 0 =
10
3
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 6
Evaluate using the limit definition of an integralint 30 5xdx
a = 0 b = 3
x = 3minus0
n = 3
n
ci = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 3n
= 3n
f (x) = 5x
Now rewrite the integral as a summation
int 3
0 5xdx = limnrarrinfin
n
sumi=1
f (ci)
xi
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
f 9830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
59830803i
n
983081middot 3
n
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
45i
n2
= limnrarrinfin
nsum
i=1
45
n2 middot n(n + 1)
2
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n(n + 1)
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2 + 45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045n2
2n2 +
45n
2n2
983081
= limnrarrinfin
nsumi=1
98308045
2 +
45
2n
983081 =
45
2 + 0 =
45
2
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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44 Definite Integrals
441 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
If a function f is continuous on a closed interval [a b] and F is an the antiderivative of f onthe interval [a b] then
int b
a f (x)dx = F (b) minus F (a)
When we evaluating a definite integral we first find the antiderivative and then substitutethe limits into the resulting antiderivative
442 Evaluating Integrals
Example 1
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 4xdx
Solution
int 20
4xdx = 41+1
x220
= 2x2|20 = 2(2)2 minus 2(0)2 = 8 minus 0 = 8
Example 2
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 x3 + x2dx
Solution
int 21
x3 + x2dx =1048616
13+1
x3+1 + 12+1
x2+1)21
=1048616 14
x4 + 13
x3)21
=104861614
24 + 13
23) minus (14
14 + 13
13)
= 4 + 83 minus 1048616
14
+ 13
)
= 203 minus 1
12
= 7912
Example 3
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 6x
2
dx
Solution
int 20 6x2dx = 6
2+1x2+1
21
= 2x3|21= 2 middot 23 minus 2 middot 03
= 16 minus 0= 16
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 4
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20
exdx
Solution
int 20
exdx = ex|20= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1 asymp 639
Example 5
Evaluate the following definite integralint 10
x+radic x
2 dx
= [1
2 middot x2
2 + 1
2 middot 1
2 middot x
3
2
]10
= [x2
4 + 1
3 middot x
3
2 ]10
= [12
4 + 1
3 middot 1
3
2 ] minus [02
4 + 1
3 middot 0
3
2 ]14 minus 1
3 minus 0 = 7
12
Solution
int 10
x+radic x
2 dx =
int 10
x2
+radic x
2 dx =
443 Integrals of Absolute Value Functions
Example 6
Evaluate the following definite integralint 20 |2x minus 3|dx
Solution
Note
f (x) = 2
xminus 3
xge
3
2
minus(2x minus 3) x lt 32
int 20 |2x minus 3|dx =
int 32
0 minus(2x minus 3)dx +
int 23
2
(2x minus 3)dx
=int 3
2
0 (minus2x + 3)dx +int 2
3
2
(2x minus 3)dx
= (minusx2 + 3x)|3
2
0 + (x2 minus 3x)|232
= [((32
)2 + 3 middot 32
) minus ((minus0)2 + 3 middot 0)] + [(22 minus 3(2)) minus ((32
)2 minus 3 middot 32
)]= 10
4
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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444 Mean Value Theorem
If f is a continuous function on the closed interval [a b] then there exist a number c in theclosed interval [a b] such that
int ba f (x)dx = f (c)(b minus a)
445 The Average Value of a Function
If f is integrable on the closed interval [a b] the average value of the function f is given bythe integral
1bminusa
int b
a f (x)dx
In the next examples we will average value of a function on a given interval
Example 7
Find the average value of the function f (x) = x2 + 2 on the interval [minus2 2]
Solution
AV = 12minus(minus2)
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 14
int 2minus2 (x2 + 2)dx
= 1
4 middot (1
3x3
+ x)2minus2
= 14 middot [1
3(2)3 + 2] minus 1
3 middot [1
3(minus2)3 minus 2]
= 14 middot 14
3 minus 1
3 middot minus14
3
= 76
+ 76
= 146
= 73
Example 8
Find the average value of the function f (x) = cos(x) on the interval [0 π
2
]
Solution
AV = 1π
2minus0int π
2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π
int π2
0 cos(x)dx
= 2π middot 1048616 sin(x))|
π
2
0
= 2π middot [sin(π
2) minus sin(0)]
= 2π middot [1 minus 0]
= 2π middot 1
= 2
π
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 9
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = x2 + 2 y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (x2 + 2)dx
=1048616 x3
3 + 2x)
2
0
= [23
3 + 2(2)] minus [03
3 + 2(0)]= [8
3 + 4] minus [0 + 0]
= 203 minus 0
= 203
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Example 10
Find the area of the region bounded by the following graphs of equations
y = ex y = 0 x = 0 x = 2
Solution
Area=int 20 (ex)dx
= [ex]|20
= e2 minus e0
= e2 minus 1
Example 11
Find the value of the transcendental functionint π
0 (1 + cos(x))dx
Solution
int π0 (1 + cos(x))dx =
1048616 x + sin(x))|
π
0
= (π + sin(π)) minus (0 + sin(0))= π + 0 minus 0 = π
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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46 The Natural Logarithm Function
Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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47 Antiderivative of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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45 Integration by Substitution
451 Review of the Chain Rule
Recall that with the chain rule we used a basic substitution to find the derivative
For example letrsquos look at the following derivative
Example 1
Find the derivative of the following function f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
Solution
f (x) = (x2 + 4x)6
let f (x) = u6 where u = x2 + 4x rArr du = 2x + 4Using the chain rule we get the follow derivativef prime(x) = 6u5 middot du
f (x) = 6(x2 + 4x)5(2x + 4)Now we will reverse the process of the chain rule which is integration using substitutionLetrsquos start by examining the following example
452 Basic Substitutions
Example 2
Evaluateint
(2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx
Solution
Let u = x2 + 3x rArr du = (2x + 3)dx
int (2x + 3)(x2 + 3x)6dx =
int u6 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u6 middot du = 1
6+1u6+1 + C = 1
7u7 + C = 1
7(x2 + 3x)7 + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
3(1 + 3x)3dx
Solution
Let u = 1 + 3x rArr du = 3dx
int 3(1 + 3x)3dx =
int u3 middot du
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
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Now find the antiderivativeint u3 middot du = 1
3+1u3+1 + C = 1
4u4 + C = 1
4(1 + 3x)4 + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
x2(2 + x3)4dx
Solution
Let u = 2 + x3 rArr du = 3x2dx rArr 13
du = x2dxint x2(2 + x3)4dx =
int 13
u4 middot du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13
u4 middot du = 13 middot 1
5u5 + C = 1
15u5 + C = 1
15(2 + x3)5 + C
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 5
Evaluateint
2tradic
t2 + 3dt
Solution
Let u = t2 + 3 rArr du = 2tdtint 2t
radic t2 + 3dt =
int radic u middot du =
int u
1
2 middot du
Now find the antiderivativeint u
1
2 middot du = 23 middot u
3
2 + C = 23
(t2 + 3)3
2 + C = 23
(radic
t2 + 3)3 + C
Example 6
Evaluateint
πcos(πx)dx
Solution
Let u = πx rArr du = πdxint πcosπxdx =
int cos(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int cos(u)du = sin(u) + C = sin(πx) + C
Example 7
Evaluateint
xradic 1minus4x2 dx
Solution
Let u = 1 minus 4x2 rArr du = minus8xdx rArr minusdu8
= xdx
int x
radic 1minus4x2
dx = int minus1
8 middot du
radic uNow find the antiderivativeint
minus18 middot uminus
1
2 = minus18 middot 2u
1
2 + C = minus14
u1
2 + C = minus14
(1 minus 4x2)1
2 + C = minus14
radic 1 minus 4x2 + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 8
Evaluateint
2xe2x2
dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr du2
= 2xdx
int 2xe2x
2
dx =int
12
eudu
Now find the antiderivativeint 12
eudu = 12
eu + C = 12
e2x2
+ C
Example 9
Evaluateint
2xsin(2x2)dx
Solution
Let u = 2x2 rArr du = 4xdx rArr 12
du = 2xdx
int 2xsin2x2dx =
int 12
sin(u)du
Now find the antiderivative
int 12
sin(u)du =minus
1
2cos(u) + C =
minus1
2cos(2x2) + C
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Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Definition of the antiderivative of the natural function
Let u be a differentiable function of x
1int 1x dx = ln|x| + C
2int 1u
du = ln|x| + C
Example 1
Evaluateint
13x
dx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dxint 13x
dx =int
13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 13 middot 1
u du = 1
3ln|u| + C = 1
3ln|3x| + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
15x+3
dx
Solution
Let u = 5x + 3 rArr du = 5dx rArr 15
du = dx
int 13x
dx =int
15 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int 15 middot 1
u du = 1
5ln|u| + C = 1
5ln|5x + 3| + C
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 3
Evaluateint
x2
3minusx3 dx
Solution
Let u = 3 minus x3 rArr du = minus3x2dx rArr minus13
du = x2dx
int x
2
3minusx3 dx =int
minus13 middot 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus1
3 middot 1
u du = minus1
3ln|u| + C = minus1
3ln|3 minus x3| + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
sinθ
cosθ dθ
Solution
Let u = cosθ rArr du = minussinθ rArr minusdu = sinθint sinθ
cosθ dθ =
int minus 1
u du
Now find the antiderivative
int minus 1
udu = minusln|u| + C = minusln|cosθ| + C
Example 5
Evaluateint
cos(t)3+sin(t)
dt
Solution
Let u = 3 + sin(t)
rArr du = cos(t)dt
int cos(t)3+sin(t)
dθ =int
1u
du
Now find the antiderivative
int 1u
du = ln|u| + C = ln|3 + sin(t)| + C
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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471 Basic Antiderivatives of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Theorem 48
Integrals involving inverse trigonometric functions
Let u be a differentiable function of x and let a gt 0
1int
duradic a2minusu2
= arcsin u
a +C
2int
du
a2+u2 = 1a
arctan u
a +C
3int
du
uradic u2minusa2
= 1a
arcsec |u|a
+C
472 Integration by Substitution
Here are some example of integration that results in inverse trigonometric functions
Example 1
Evaluateint
41+9x2 middotdx
Solution
Let u = 3x rArr du = 3dx rArr 1
3du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 41+9x2 middotdx
=int
41+(3x)2
middotdx
= 13
int 4du1+u2
= 43
int du
1+u2
= 4
3arctan(u) + C
= 43
arctan(3x) + C
Example 2
Evaluateint
dx
4+(x+1)2
Solution
Let u = x + 1 rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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int dx
4+(x+1)2 =int
du
22+u2
= 12
arctan(u2
) + C
= 12
arctan(x+12
) + C
Example 3
Evaluateint
7radic 4minusx2
middotdx
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int 7
radic 4minusx2
= int 7du
radic 22
minusu2
= 7 middot arcsin(u2
) + C
= 7arcsin(x2
) + C
Example 4
Evaluateint
dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
Solution
Let u = x rArr du = dx
Now integrate by substitution
int dx
xmiddotradic x2minus9
=int
du
uradic u2minus9
= 13
arcsec(u3
) + C
= 13
arcsec( |x|3
) + C
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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Example 8
Evaluateint
x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
Solution
Let u = x minus 3 rArr du = dx
Also let v = 9 minus (x minus 3)2
rArr v = 9 minus (x2 minus 6x + 9)rArr v = 6x minus x2
rArr dv = (minus2x + 6)dx
rArr minus12
du = (x minus 3)dx
Now substitute
int x+5radic 9+(xminus3)2
=int
xminus3radic 9+(xminus3)2+int
8radic 9+(xminus3)2
= minus12
int dvradic
v + 8 middot int duradic
9+(u)2
= 12
int vminus 1
2 dv + 8 middot int duradic 9+(u)2
= minus12
(2v1
2 ) + 8arcsin(u3
) + C
= minus(6x minus x2)1
2 + 8arcsin(xminus33
) + C
= 8arcsin(xminus33 ) minus radic 6x minus x2 + C
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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48 Simpsonrsquos Rule and the Trapezoid Rule
481 The Trapezoid Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Trapezoid rule approximating the integral
int b
a f (x)dx is
given by the functionint ba
f (x)dx = bminusa
2n [f (x0) + 2f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 2f (x3) + + 2f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 1
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n
int 20
2x2dx n = 4
Solution
x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20 2x2dx = 2minus0
2(4)[f (0) + 2f (1
2) + 2f (1) + 2f (3
2) + f (2)]
= 28
[2(0)2 + 2(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 2(2( 32
)2) + 2(22)]
= 1
4
[0 + 2(1
2
) + 2(2) + 2( 18
4
) + 8]= 1
4[0 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 8]
= 14
[22]= 55
482 Simpsonrsquos Rule
Let be continuous of [a b] The Simpsonrsquos rule approximating the integralint b
a f (x)dx is
given by the function
int b
a f (x)dx = bminusa3n [f (x0) + 4f (x1) + 2f (x2) + 4f (x3) + + 4f (xnminus1 + f (xn)]
Example 2
Use the Trapezoid Rule to the approximate value of the definite integral for the given valueof n (Same definite integral as Example 1)
int 2
0 2x2dx n = 4
Solution
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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x = 2minus04
= 24
= 12
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot 12
= i2
int 20
2x2dx = 2minus03(4)
[f (0) + 4f (12
) + 2f (1) + 4f (32
) + f (2)]
= 212
[2(0)2 + 4(2(12
)2) + 2(2(1)2) + 4(2(32
)2) + 2(22)]= 1
6[0 + 4(1
2) + 2(2) + 4( 18
4 ) + 8]
= 16
[0 + 2 + 4 + 18 + 8]
= 16
[32]= 53333
Now lets find the exact value of the same definite integral in Example 1 and Example 2 useintegration
int 2
0 2x2dx = 22+1
x2+120
= 23
x320
= 23
(2)3 minus 23
(0)3
= 23 middot 8 minus 0
= 163
Example 3
Use the Trapezoid Rule and Simpsonrsquos Rule to approximate value of the define integral usingn = 4
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
xi = a + i middot x = 0 + i middot π4
= iπ4int π
0 sin(x)dx = πminus02(4)
[f (0) + 2f (π4
) + 2f (2π4
) + 2f (3π4
) + f (π)]
= π8
[sin(0) + 2sin(π4
) + 2sin(π2
) + 2sin(3π4
) + sin(π)]
= π8 [0 + 2(radic 22 ) + 2(1) + 2(radic 22 ) + 0]
= π8
[2radic
2 + 2]asymp 2003
Now find the value of the integral using Simpsonrsquos Rule
int π0 sin(x)dx
Solution
x = πminus04
= π4
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112
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= 112
[111 + 4(0947) + 2(0816) + 4(0771) + 0625] asymp 086
Now compare the solutions to value of the definite integral
Let u = x + 2 rArr du = dxint 21
1(x+2)2
dx =int 2
11u2
du =int 2
1 uminus2du = = minusuminus1|21= minus(x + 2)minus1|21= minus 1
x+2
21
= minus 12+2
minus (minus 11+2
)
= minus14
+ 13
= 112