This document discusses basic integration rules and techniques. It provides examples of applying integration rules such as the arctangent rule, log rule, and dividing improper rational functions. Examples evaluate integrals using techniques such as rewriting integrands to fit basic rules, applying trigonometric identities, and recognizing logarithmic derivatives. The examples guide the reader through applying different integration methods to evaluate a variety of indefinite integrals.
This document discusses basic integration rules and techniques. It provides examples of applying integration rules such as the arctangent rule, log rule, and dividing improper rational functions. Examples evaluate integrals using techniques such as rewriting integrands to fit basic rules, applying trigonometric identities, and recognizing logarithmic derivatives. The examples guide the reader through applying different integration methods to evaluate a variety of indefinite integrals.
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This document discusses basic integration rules and techniques. It provides examples of applying integration rules such as the arctangent rule, log rule, and dividing improper rational functions. Examples evaluate integrals using techniques such as rewriting integrands to fit basic rules, applying trigonometric identities, and recognizing logarithmic derivatives. The examples guide the reader through applying different integration methods to evaluate a variety of indefinite integrals.
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Here the arctangent Rule does not apply because the numerator contains a factor of x.
Consider the Log Rule and let u = x2 + 9.
Then du = 2xdx, and you have
Example 1(c) Solution
Because the degree of the numerator is equal to the degree of the denominator, you should first use division to rewrite the improper rational function as the sum of a polynomial and a proper rational function.