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CHAPTER 8 TECHNIQUES OF INTEGRATION

8.1 INTEGRATION BY PARTS

'

x sin

x
#

dx c2x cos

x
#

x
#

dx, v c2 cos

c ' c2 cos
"
1

2. u ), du d); dv cos 1) d), v

'

) cos 1) d)

3.

sin 1) c '

)
1

"
1

x
#

x
#

dx c2x cos x b 4 sin x b C


#
#

sin 1);

sin 1) d)

)
1

sin 1) b

"
1

1. u x, du dx; dv sin

cos 1) b C

cos t
b
t#
c
2t
b
2

sin t
ccos t
csin t

'

x# sin x dx cx# cos x b 2x sin x b 2 cos x b C

sin x
ccos x
csin x

ln x dx

"

x dx
# x

dv x$ dx, v

dx
x ;

x
4

'1 x

ln x c '
e

;
#

2 ln 2 c x 2 ln 2 c
4
"

x
4

x dx
1 4 x
%

6. u ln x, du
e

ln x c '1
#

3
4

ln 4 c

3
4

e
4

'1 x ln x dx x#
2

x
#

x
c 16
%

dv x dx, v

dx
x ;

5. u ln x, du

3e b 1
16
%

cos x

b
x#
c
2x
b
2

4.

t# cos t dt t# sin t b 2t cos t c 2 sin t b C

'

7. u x, du dx ; dv ex dx, v ex ;

' x ex dx x ex c ' ex dx x ex c ex b C

8. u x, du dx ; dv e3x dx, v 1 e3x ;


3

' x e3x dx x e3x c 1 ' e3x dx x e3x c 1 e3x b C


3
3
3
9

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ecx

9.
b
x#
c
2x
b
2

cecx
ecx
cecx

'

x# ecx dx cx# ecx c 2x ecx c 2 ecx b C

e2x

10.

b
x# c 2x b 1 1 e2x
2
c
2x c 2
1 e2x
4
b 1 2x
2
8 e

' ax# c 2x b 1be2x dx 1 ax# c 2x b 1be2x c 1 a2x c 2be2x b 1 e2x b C


2
4
4

1 x# c 3 x b 5 e2x b C
2
2
4
dy
1 by

11. u tanc" y, du

; dv dy, v y;

"
' tanc" y dy y tanc" y c ' a1ybdy b y tanc" y c # ln a1 b y# b b C y tanc" y c ln 1 b y# b C
y
#

; dv dy, v y;

' sinc" y dy y sinc" y c ' y1 dyy


c

dy
1 c y

12. u sinc" y, du

y sinc" y b 1 c y# b C

13. u x, du dx; dv sec# x dx, v tan x;

' x sec# x dx x tan x c ' tan x dx x tan x b ln kcos xk b C

14.

' 4x sec# 2x dx; [y 2x]

' y sec# y dy y tan y c ' tan y dy y tan y c ln ksec yk b C

2x tan 2x c ln ksec 2xk b C


ex

15.
b
x$
c
3x#
b
6x
c
6
0

ex
ex
ex
ex

'

x$ ex dx x$ ex c 3x# ex b 6xex c 6ex b C ax$ c 3x# b 6x c 6b ex b C

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Section 8.1 Integration by Parts


e

ce

ce

dp cp% e p c 4p$ e p c 12p# e p c 24pe p c 24e p b C


c

p% e

'

ce

c
4p$
b
12p#
c
24p
b
24
p%

16.

acp% c 4p$ c 12p# c 24p c 24b e p b C


c

ex

17.

b
x# c 5x ex
c
2x c 5 ex
b
2
ex

' ax# c 5xb ex dx ax# c 5xb ex c (2x c 5)ex b 2ex b C x# ex c 7xex b 7ex b C

ax# c 7x b 7b ex b C
er

18.

b
r# b r b 1 er
c
2r b 1
er
b
2
er
0

' ar# b r b 1b er dr ar# b r b 1b er c (2r b 1) er b 2er b C


car# b r b 1b c (2r b 1) b 2d er b C ar# c r b 2b er b C

ex

19.
x&
5x%
20x$
60x#
120x
120
0

b
ex
c
ex
b
ex
c
ex
b
ex
c
ex

' x& ex dx x& ex c 5x% ex b 20x$ ex c 60x# ex b 120xex c 120ex b C


ax& c 5x% b 20x$ c 60x# b 120x c 120b ex b C

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e4t

b
t#
c
2t
b
2

"
4

e4t

"
16

e4t

"
64

e4t
2t
2
' t# e4t dt t4 e4t c 16 e4t b 64 e4t b C t4 e4t c 8t e4t b 3"# e4t b C
#

t4 c

t
8

20.

"
4t
3# e

bC

21. I ' e sin ) d); cu sin ), du cos ) d); dv e d), v e d I e sin ) c ' e cos ) d);
)

cu cos ), du c sin ) d); dv e d), v e d I e sin ) c e cos ) b ' e sin ) d)


)

"
#

e sin ) c e cos ) c I b Cw 2I ae sin ) c e cos )b b Cw I

ae sin ) c e cos )b b C, where C

C
#

is

2I c " e y (sin y b cos y) b Cw I c " e y (sin y b cos y) b C c e 4 (sin 2x b cos 2x) b C, where C
#
4

C
#

another arbitrary constant

cos y c ce

ae

sin y c e

"
#

sin y dy; cu sin y, du cos y dy;

sin y c ' acey b cos y dy ce


y

2I e y (sin y c cos y) b Cw I

cos y b e

cos yb b C, where C

23. I ' e2x cos 3x dx; <u cos 3x; du c3 sin 3x dx, dv e2x dx; v

"
#

C
#

dy, v ce y d I ce

cos y c ' e

dv e

cos y c ' ace y b (csin y) dy ce

I ce

dy, v ce y d

cos y dy; cu cos y, du c sin y dy; dv e

22. I ' e

is another arbitrary constant

e2x

' e2x sin 3x dx; <u sin 3x, du 3 cos 3x, dv e2x dx; v " e2x
#
" 2x
3 " 2x
3 ' 2x
" 2x
3 2x
I # e cos 3x b # # e sin 3x c # e cos 3x dx # e cos 3x b 4 e sin 3x c 9 I b Cw
4

13
4

e2x cos 3x b 3 e2x sin 3x b Cw


4

2
3

2x

' ex 2 x dx 2 ' xex dx; cu x, du dx; dv ex dx, v ex d ;


3
3

xex c ' ex dx

2
3

axex c ex b b C

2
3

3s b 9 e

' xex dx

3s b 9 x#

ds 2 x dx
3

3s 9

ds;

ce

2
3

3s 9

dy, v ce y d

cos y c ' ace y b (c sin y) dy c " e y (sin y b cos y) c I b Cw


#

'e

Cw

dy, v ce y d

25.

3s 9

sin y b " ce
#

cos y dy cu cos y, du c sin y; dv e

Ic"e
#

sin y b ' e

4
13

bC

26. u x, du dx; dv 1 c x dx, v c 2 (1 c x)$ ;


3

4
'01 x1 c x dx <c 2 (1 c x)$ x " b 2 '01 (1 c x)$ dx 2 <c 2 (1 c x)&# " 15
3
3
3
5
!
!

c ln 2 c

1
3

dx
cos x

c ' dx

3 c 1 b ln kcos xk b
3

1
18
#

13
3

1
18

c '0 (tan x c x) dx

dx '

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x
#

"
#

3 c 1 b ln
3

1
3

1$

x tan# x dx cx(tan x c x)d !

" c cos x
cos x
#

dx '

tan x c x;'0

sin x
cos x

27. u x, du dx; dv tan# x dx, v ' tan# x dx '

1$
!

sin y dy I; cu sin y, du cos y dy; dv e

ce

"
#

(3 sin 3x b 2 cos 3x) b C, where C

'e

"
#

sin 2x dx; [y 2x]

e2x
13

"
#

3
#

2x

e2x cos 3x b

'e

"
#

24.

sin y c I b Cw

Section 8.1 Integration by Parts

x ln ax b x# b c '

; dv dx, v x; ' ln ax b x# b dx x ln ax b x# b c '

(2x b 1) dx
x bx
#

28. u ln ax b x# b, du

x ln ax b x# b c '

(2x b 1) dx
x b1

u ln x

' sin (ln x) dx; du " dx


x

"
#

dx eu du
ccx cos (ln x) b x sin (ln x)d b C
u ln z

' z(ln z)# dz; du " dz


z
b
u#
c
2u
b
2

"
2

e2u

'

u# e2u du

31.

From Exercise 21, ' (sin u) eu du eu sin u c cos u b C


#

e2u

"
8

dx x ln ax b x# b c 2x b ln kx b 1k b C

e2u

"
4

x dx

' eu u# eu du ' e2u u# du;

dz eu du
e2u

z
4

30.

' (sin u) eu du.

u
#
#

29.

2(x b 1) c "
x b1

2x b "
x(x b 1)

465

u
e2u c # e2u b " e2u b C
4

e2u
4

c2u# c 2u b 1d b C

c2(ln z) c 2 ln z b 1d b C

' x sec x# dx Let u x# , du 2x dx 1 du x dx ' x sec x# dx


2

1
2

' sec u du 1 lnlsec u b tan ul b C


2

1 lnlsec x# b tan x# l b C
2
32.

1
1
' cos x dx Let u x, du 2x dx 2du x dx ' cos x dx
x
x

33.

"
' xaln xb# dx; du x dx

u ln x

dx eu du
e2u
e2u
e2u
e2u

u# e2u du

dx Let u ln x, du

35. u ln x, du

' ln x dx
x
2

36.

' alnxxb

1
x

dx; dv

c ln x b '
x

"
x

' xaln" xb

34.

x
4

1
x2

1
x

u
#
#

u
e2u c # e2u b " e2u b C
4

c2(ln x) c 2 ln x b 1d b C
dx '

"
xaln xb

'

dx '

1
u2

x
2

"
8

e2u
4

c2u# c 2u b 1d b C

aln xb# c

x
2

"
4

ln x b

x
4

"
2

' eu u# eu du ' e2u u# du;

b
u#
c
2u
b
2

2' cos u du 2 sin u b C 2 sinx b C

bC

1
du c 1 b C c ln x b C
u

1
dx, v c x ;

dx c ln x c
x

dx Let u ln x, du

1
x

1
x

bC

dx '

aln xb3
x

1
1
dx ' u3 du 4 u4 b C 4 aln xb4 b C

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Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

' x3 ex

dx Let u x4 , du 4x3 dx 1 du x3 dx ' x3 ex dx


4
4

1
4

' eu du

1 eu b C 1 ex b C
4
4

38. u x3 , du 3x2 dx; dv x2 ex dx, v 1 ex ;


3

' x5 ex

dx ' x3 ex x2 dx 1 x3 ex c
3
3

1
3

' ex

39. u x2 , du 2x dx; dv x2 b 1 x dx, v 1 ax2 b 1b


3

' x3 x2 b 1 dx

40.

1 2 2
3 x ax

b 1b

32

1
3

3x2 dx 1 x3 ex c 1 ex b C
3
3

' ax2 b 1b

32

32

;
32

1
3

2x dx 1 x2 ax2 b 1b
3

' x2 sin x3 dx Let u x3 , du 3x2 dx 1 du x2 dx ' x2 sin x3 dx


3

2
2
15 ax

b 1b

' sin u du

52

bC

c 1 cos u b C
3

c 1 cos x3 b C
3
41. u sin 3x, du 3cos 3x dx; dv cos 2x dx, v 1 sin 2x ;
2

' sin 3x cos 2x dx 1 sin 3x sin 2x c 3 ' cos 3x sin 2x dx


2
2

u cos 3x, du c3sin 3x dx; dv sin 2x dx, v c 1 cos 2x ;


2

' sin3x cos 2x dx 1 sin 3x sin 2x c 3 c 1 cos 3x cos 2x c 3 ' sin3x cos 2x dx
2
2
2
2
1 sin 3x sin 2x b 3 cos 3x cos 2x b
2
4

9
4

' sin 3x cos 2x dx c 5 ' sin 3x cos 2x dx 1 sin 3x sin 2x b 3 cos 3x cos 2x
4
2
4

' sin 3x cos 2x dx c 2 sin 3x sin 2x c 3 cos 3x cos 2x b C


5
5
42. u sin 2x, du 2cos 2x dx; dv cos 4x dx, v 1 sin 4x ;
4

' sin 2x cos 4x dx 1 sin 2x sin 4x c 1 ' cos 2x sin 4x dx


4
2

u cos 2x, du c2sin 2x dx; dv sin 4x dx, v c 1 cos 4x ;


4

' sin 2x cos 4x dx 1 sin 2x sin 4x c 1 c 1 cos 2x cos 4x c 1 ' sin 2x cos 4x dx
4
2
4
2
1 sin 2x sin 4x b 1 cos 2x cos 4x b
4
8

1
4

' sin 2x cos 4x dx 3 ' sin 2x cos 4x dx 1 sin 2x sin 4x b 1 cos 2x cos 4x
4
4
8

' sin 2x cos 4x dx 1 sin 2x sin 4x b 1 cos 2x cos 4x b C


3
6

' ex sin ex dx Let u ex , du ex dx ' ex sin ex dx

44.

'

45.

"
' cosx dx; dy 2x dx

e x
x

dx Let u x, du

y x

1
2 x

dx 2du

1
x

' sin u du ccos u b C ccos ex b C

dx '

43.

e x
x

dx 2' eu du 2eu b C 2ex b C

' cos y 2y dy ' 2y cos y dy;

dx 2y dy
u 2y, du 2 dy; dv cos y dy, v sin y ;

' 2y cos y dy 2y sin y c ' 2 sin y dy 2y sin y b 2 cos y b C 2x sin x b 2 cos x b C

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46.

y x

"
' x ex dx; dy 2x dx

'

467

y ey 2y dy ' 2y2 ey dy;

dx 2y dy
ey

b
2y# ey
c
4y ey
b
4
ey

' 2y2 ey dy 2y# ey c 4y ey b 4 ey b C 2x ex c 4x ex b 4ex b C

0
sin 2)
b
)# c " cos 2)
2
c
2) c " sin 2)
4
b
"
2 8 cos 2)

)# sin 2) d) c )# cos 2) b
(c1) b

1
4

0b

"
4

sin 2) b

"
4

cos 2)

(c1) c <0 b 0 b

"
4

1#
!

1
8

"
#

1 c4
8

cos 2x
b
x$ " sin 2x
2
c
3x# c " cos 2x
4
b
6x c " sin 2x
8
c
"
6 16 cos 2x
1

(c1) c <0 b 0 c 0 c

3
8

1#
!

1
1 c 316 b

2
51
9

1
3

2
3

1 c '2
6

c " 3 c
#

3
3

t dt
2 t c 1

51
9

" 1 b '0
#
6

3
3

51 c 3 3
9

b 3 c 1
4

x#

2x dx
1 c x

1
1#

d 1 c x
2 1 c x
%

c '0

"#
!

cos 2x

b 1 c x%

3
8

; dv 2x dx, v x# ;
"#

1
1#

dt
tt c 1

c " 3 c 4 c 1
#
3

2x sinc" ax# b dx cx# sinc" ax# bd !

sin 2x c

51
9

2x dx
1 cx

t#
#

#$

c '2

#$

3
8

3x
4

;
#

t
#

0c

cos 2x c

c " t # c 1
#

50. u sinc" ax# b , du

'01

; dv t dt, v

t secc" t dt t# secc" t

(c1) c

31
8

3x
4

51
9

0b

31
16

'22

dt
tt c1

1
16

49. u secc" t, du

x$ cos 2x dx x sin 2x b
#

1b63c12
1#

51. (a) u x, du dx; dv sin x dx, v c cos x;

1
S" '0 x sin x dx [cx cos x]! b '0 cos x dx 1 b [sin x]1 1
!
1

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3
4

3 a4 c 1 b
16
#

'0

48.

1
8

)
#

'0

47.

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#
(b) S# c' x sin x dx c[cx cos x]#1 b ' cos x dx c cc31 b [sin x]11 d 31
1
2

(c) S$ '2 x sin x dx [cx cos x]$1 b '2 cos x dx 51 b [sin x]$1 51
#1
#1
3

n 1

b
1

cc(n b 1)1(c1) b n1(c1)

n 1

b [sin x]nn

x sin x dx (c1)n 1 c[cx cos x]nn

'n n

d b 0 (2n b 1)1

(c1)

(d) S8b" (c1)n

52. (a) u x, du dx; dv cos x dx, v sin x;

1
sin x dx c c 7# c

n
x cos x dx (c1)n [x sin x] 2n

(2nc1)1
#

1
1

n
(c1)n 1 c [cos x] 2n

1 c

(c1)n (2nb1)1 (c1)n c


#
ln 2

2
2

c n ' 2n

2n 1

1
1

2
2

1 c
1 b #

c '5

1 c
1 b #

1 b
1

1
1
sin x dx < 5# c c 3# c [cos x]
7

2
2

sin x dx c c 31 c 1 c [cos x]3


#
#

21

"
#

51
#

2
2

41

c [cos x]

2
2

sin x dx

(2n1 b 1 b 2n1 c 1) 2n1

21(ln 2 c x) ex dx 21 ln 2 '0 ex dx c 21'0 xex dx


ln 2

ln 2

(21 ln 2) cex d ln 2 c 21 cxex d ln 2 c '0 ex dx9


0
0
ln 2

21 ln 2 c 21 2 ln 2 c cex d ln 2 c21 ln 2 b 21 21(1 c ln 2)


0

dx 21 ccxe x d " b '0 e


!
1

54. (a) V '0 21xe

21 c " b cce x d " 21 c " c


!
e
e

"
e

dx9

b 1

41
e

; V 21 c(1 c x) ace x bd " c '0 e


!
1

21 [0 c 1(c1)] b ce x d " 21 1 b
!
c

55. (a) V '0 21x cos x dx 21 [x sin x] !


2

"
e

1#

dx,

dx

c 1

21
e

c '0 sin x dx9


2

dx; u 1 c x, du c dx; dv e
c

v ce

(b) V '0 21(1 c x)e

21 c

1#

21 1 b [cos x] ! 21 1 b 0 c 1 1(1 c 2)
#
#

(b) V '0 21 1 c x cos x dx; u


#
1

1#

V 21 < 1 c x sin x !
#

1
#

c x, du c dx; dv cos x dx, v sin x;

b 21'0 sin x dx 0 b 21[c cos x] !


2

61

1 c

2n 1

1&
1(

x cos x dx c [x sin x]

(d) Sn (c1)n ' 2n

53. V '0

c '3

1$
1&

(c) S$ c '5

2
2

x cos x dx [x sin x]

1 b

1
1

c'

1&
1(

x cos x dx c [x sin x]3

1$
1&

(b) S# '3

1
1

S" c '

1#

21(0 b 1) 21

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56. (a) V '0 21x(x sin x) dx;


1

sin x
b
x# ccos x
c
2x csin x
b
2 cos x

V 21'0 x# sin x dx 21 ccx# cos x b 2x sin x b 2 cos xd ! 21 a1# c 4b


1

(b) V '0 21(1 c x)x sin x dx 21# '0 x sin x dx c 21 '0 x# sin x dx 21# [cx cos x b sin x]1 c a21$ c 81b
!
1

81
57. (a) A '1 ln x dx x ln x c '1 dx
e

1
e

ae ln e c 1 ln 1b c x e c ae c 1b 1
1

(b) V '1 1aln xb dx 1x aln xb2 c '1 2 ln x dx


e

1ealn eb c 1aln 1b c 2x ln x c '1 2 dx


2

1e c a2e ln e c 2a1b ln 1b c 2x
1

1e c a2e c a2e c 2bb 1ae c 2b


e

(c) V '1 21ax b 2b ln x dx 21'1 ax b 2b ln x dx 21 1 x2 b 2xln x c '1 1 x b 2 dx9


2
2
e

21 1 e2 b 2eln e c 1 b 2ln 1 c 1 x2 b 2x 9 21 1 e2 b 2e c 1 e2 b 2e c 9 1 ae2 b 9b


2
2
4
2
4
4
2
1

(d) M '1 ln x dx 1 (from part (a)); x


e

1
1

'1 x ln x dx 1 x2 ln x
2

1 e2 c 1 e2 c 1 a1b2 1 ae2 b 1b; y


2
4
4
4

1
1

1
2 ae

c 2e b 2e c 2b

c 2b ax yb
1

58. (a) A '0 tanc1 x dx x tanc1 x c '0


1

c 1 aln 1b c 2x ln x c '1 2 dx99


2

1
2 ae

c '1 1 x dx 1 e2 ln e c 1 a1b2 ln 1 c 1 x2
2
2
2
4

'1 1 aln xb2 dx 1 x aln xb2


2
2

2
1
2 e aln eb

2
b
e 4 1 ec2
2

1
2 e

e
1

c '1 2 ln x dx9
e

c a2e ln e c 2a1b ln "b c 2x


1

is the centroid.

x
1 b x2 dx

atanc1 1 c 0b c 1 lna1 b x2 b
2

1
4

1
c 2 aln 2 c ln 1b

(b) V '0 21 x tanc1 x dx

1
4

1
c 2 ln 2

21: x tanc1 x c
2

"
#

x
'01 1 b x dx;

21 1 tanc1 1 c 0 c
2

"
#

1
'01 1 c 1 b x dx9 21: 1
8

21 1
8

"
# 1

1
4

"
"
c # x c tanc1 x ; 21 1 c # a1 c tanc1 1 c a0 c 0bb
8
0

1a1 c 2b
2

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1

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<e t sin t c cos t #1


#
!

sin t dt c

2
1

'02

e t cos t dt

<e t c sin t#c cos t c e t sin t c cos t #1


#
!
c

cce t sin td #1 0
!
c

2
1
2
1

4e t (sin t c cos t) dt
1

'02 e

2
1

'02

a1 c e

"
#1

60. av(y)

"
#1

(see Exercise 22) av(y)

"
1

2e t cos t dt

'02

"
#1

59. av(y)

470

61. I ' xn cos x dx; cu xn , du nxnc" dx; dv cos x dx, v sin xd


I xn sin x c ' nxnc" sin x dx
62. I ' xn sin x dx; cu xn , du nxnc" dx; dv sin x dx, v ccos xd
I cxn cos x b ' nxnc" cos x dx
63. I ' xn eax dx; <u xn , du nxnc" dx; dv eax dx, v " eax
a
xn eax ax
a e

n
a

' xnc" eax dx, a !

64. I ' aln xbn dx; u aln xbn , du

naln xbn
x

"c

dx; dv " dx, v x

I xaln xbn c ' naln xbnc" dx


65.

'ab ax c ab faxb dx; u x c a, du dx; dv faxb dx, v 'bx fatb dt c'xb fatb dt
b

ax c ab'b fatb dt c 'a 'b fatb dt dx ab c ab'b fatb dt c aa c ab'b fatb dt9 c 'a c'x fatb dt9 dx
x

0 b 'a 'x fatb dt9 dx 'a 'x fatb dt9 dx


b

66.

' 1 c x2 dx; u 1 c x2 , du cx
x 1 c x2 c '

1 c x2

cx 2
1 c x2

dx x 1 c x2 c '

x 1 c x2 c ' 1 c x2 dx b '
' 1 c x2 dx x 1 c x2 b '
' 1 c x2 dx

x
2

dx; dv dx, v x

1 c x2 b

1
2

"
1 c x2
"
1 c x2

'"

" c x2 c "
1 c x2

dx x 1 c x2 c '

" c x2
1 c x2

dx c '

"
1 c x2

dx

dx
dx c ' 1 c x2 dx 2' 1 c x2 dx x 1 c x2 b '

1 c x2

dx b C

67.

' sinc" x dx x sinc" x c ' sin y dy x sinc" x b cos y b C x sinc" x b cos asinc" xb b C

68.

' tanc" x dx x tanc" x c ' tan y dy x tanc" x b ln kcos yk b C x tanc" x b ln kcos atanc" xbk b C
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69.

471

' secc" x dx x secc" x c ' sec y dy x secc" x c ln ksec y b tan yk b C


x secc" x c ln ksec asecc" xb b tan asecc" xbk b C x secc" x c ln x b x# c 1 b C

70.

2
' log2 x dx x log2 x c ' 2y dy x log2 x c ln # b C x log2 x c lnx# b C
y

71. Yes, cosc" x is the angle whose cosine is x which implies sin acosc" xb 1 c x# .
72. Yes, tanc" x is the angle whose tangent is x which implies sec atanc" xb 1 b x# .

' sinhc" x dx x sinhc" x c ' sinh y dy x sinhc" x c cosh y b C x sinhc" x c cosh asinhc" xb b C;
x
1 b x

check: d cx sinhc" x c cosh asinhc" xb b Cd sinhc" x b


sinhc" x dx

' sinhc" x dx x sinhc" x c '

"#

b C sinhc" x b

x
1 b x

dx

' a1 b x# bc"# 2x dx

"
#

x
1 b x

dx sinhc" x dx

' tanhc" x dx x tanhc" x c ' tanh y dy x tanhc" x c ln kcosh yk b C x tanhc" x c ln kcosh atanhc" xbk b C;
x
1cx

dx tanhc" x dx

"
#

dx

check: d <x tanhc" x b

xb
"
xb 1 c x

2x
"
"
dx x tanhc" x c # ' 1cx dx x tanhc" x b # ln k1 c x# k b C
x
x
ln k1 c x# k b C <tanhc" x b 1 c x c 1 c x dx tanhc" x dx
#

x
' tanhc" x dx x tanhc" x c ' 1 c x

sinh atanh
cosh atanh

x
1cx

"c
"c

<tanhc" x b

x
1cx

check: d cx tanhc" x c ln kcosh atanhc" xbk b Cd tanhc" x b

(b)

"
1 b x

bC

check: d x sinhc" x c a1 b x# b
74. (a)

dx x sinhc" x c

"#

"
1bx

x sinhc" x c a1 b x# b

(b)

c sinh asinhc" xb

73. (a)

8.2 TRIGONOMETRIC INTEGRALS


1.

' cos 2x dx " ' cos 2x 2dx " sin 2x b C


#
#

2.

'01 3 sin x dx 9'01 sin x


3
3

3.

' cos3 x sin x dx c' cos3 x acsin xbdx c 1 cos4 x b C


4

4.

1
' sin4 2x cos 2x dx " ' sin4 2x cos 2x 2dx 10 sin5 2x b C
#

5.

' sin3 x dx ' sin2 x sin x dx ' a1 c cos2 xb sin x dx ' sin x dx c ' cos2 x sin x dx ccos x b 1 cos3 x b C
3

6.

' cos3 4x dx ' cos2 4x cos 4x dx 1 ' a1 c sin2 4xb cos 4x 4dx 1 ' cos 4x 4dx c 1 ' sin2 4x cos 4x 4dx
4
4
4
1 sin 4x c
4

7.

1
3
12 sin 4x

1
3 dx

9ccos x 9ccos 1 b cos 0 9c " b 1


3
3
#
0

9
#

bC

' sin5 x dx ' asin# xb# sin x dx ' a" c cos# xb# sin x dx ' a" c 2cos# x b cos4 xbsin x dx
1
' sin x dx c ' 2cos# x sin x dx b ' cos4 x sin x dx ccos x b # cos3 x c 5 cos5 x b C
3
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Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

'01 sin5 x dx (using Exercise 7) '01 sin x dx c '01 2cos# x sin x dx b '01 cos4 x sin x dx
2
2
2
2
2
2
1

%
x
#
x
<c#cos x b 3 cos3 2 c 5 cos5 2 0 a!b c c# b
2

%
$

#
c &

"'
"&

9.

' cos3 x dx ' acos# xbcos x dx ' a" c sin# xbcos x dx ' cos x dx c ' sin# x cos x dx sin x c 1 sin3 x b C
3

10.

'01/6 3cos5 3x dx '01/6 acos# 3xb# cos 3x 3dx '01/6 a" c sin# 3xb# cos 3x 3dx '01/6 a" c #sin# 3x b sin% 3xbcos 3x 3dx
'0 cos 3x 3dx c #'0 sin# 3x cos 3x 3dx b '0 sin% 3x cos 3x 3dx sin 3x c # sin33x b
1/6

" c
11.

1/6

2
$

b " c a!b
&

1/6

16
sin5 3x
5 0

)
"&

' sin3 x cos3 x dx ' sin3 x cos2 x cos xdx ' sin3 x a1 c sin2 xbcos x dx ' sin3 x cos x dx c ' sin5 x cos x dx
1 sin4 x c 1 sin6 x b C
4
6

12.

13.

' cos3 2x sin5 2x dx " ' cos3 2x sin5 2x 2dx " ' cos 2x cos2 2x sin5 2x 2dx " ' a1 c sin2 2xb sin5 2x cos 2x 2dx
#
#
#
1
1
"'
"'
# sin5 2x cos 2x 2dx c # sin7 2x cos 2x 2dx 12 sin6 2x c 16 sin8 2x b C
"
' cos2 x dx ' 1 b cos 2x dx " ' a1 b cos 2xbdx " ' dx b " ' cos 2x dx " ' dx b 4 ' cos 2x 2dx
2
#
#
#
#
"
" x b 4 sin 2x b C
#

"
'01/2 sin2 x dx '01/2 1 c cos 2x dx " '01/2 a1 c cos 2xbdx " '01/2 dx c " '01/2 cos 2x dx " '01/2 dx c 4 '01/2 cos 2x 2dx
#
#
#
#
2
1 2

< " x c " sin 2x 0


#
4
15.

"
"
"
"
# 1 c 4 sin 2 1 c # a0b c 4 sin 2a0b 1 c 0 c a0 c 0b
2
2
4

b $'0 cos4 y sin y dy c '0 cos6 y sin y dy ccos y b $ cos y c $ cos y b


3
5
1/2

&

19.

sin t
(
(

18.

1#
cos y
( 0

a!b c c" b " c

$
&

b "
(

' 7cos7 t dt (using Exercise 15) 7' cos t dt c $' sin2 t cos t dt b $' sin4 t cos t dt c ' sin6 t cos t dt
7sin t c $ sin t b $ sin t c
3
5

17.

&

1/2

16.

1
4

'01/2 sin7 y dy '01/2 sin6 y sin y dy '01/2 a" c cos2 yb$ sin y dy '01/2 sin y dy c $'01/2 cos2 y sin y dy
(

14.

b C 7sin t c 7sin3 t b

21
&
5 sin t

c sin( t b C

'01 )sin4 x dx )'01 " c cos #x # dx #'01 a" c #cos #x b cos# #xbdx #'01 dx c #'01 cos #x #dx b #'01 " b cos 4x dx
#
#
1
1
1
1
"
c#x c #sin #xd 0 b '0 dx b '0 cos 4x dx #1 b <x b # sin 4x 0 #1 b 1 $1
' )cos4 21x dx )' " b cos 41x # dx #' a" b #cos 41x b cos# 41xbdx #' dx b %' cos 41x dx b #' " b cos )1x dx
#
#
"
' dx b %' cos 41x dx b ' cos )1x dx 3x b 1 sin 41 x b )"1 sin )1 x b C
3
' 16 sin# x cos# x dx 16' " c cos #x " b cos #x dx %' a" c cos# 2xbdx %' dx c %' " b cos 4x dx
#
#
2
"
' dx c 2' cos 4x dx 4x c 2x c " sin 4x b C 2x c 2 sin 4x b C 2x c sin 2x cos 2x b C
4x c 2
2
2x c 2sin x cos x a2cos2 x c 1b b C 2x c 4sin x cos3 x b 2sin x cos x b C

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$&

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20.

473

'01 8 sin4 y cos# y dy 8'01 " c cos #y # " b cos #y dy '01 dy c '01 cos #y dy c '01 cos# #y dy b '01 cos$ #y dy
#
#
1
1
1
1
1
"
<y c 2 sin 2y 1 c ' " b cos 4y dy b ' a" c sin# #ybcos #y dy 1 c " ' dy c " ' cos 4y dy b ' cos #y dy

#
# 0
# 0
0
0
0
0
'01 sin# #y cos #y dy 1 b c " y c " sin 4y b " sin 2y c " sin32y 1 1 c 1 1
c
#
)
#
#
#
#
3

21.

'

22.

'01/2 sin2 2) cos3 2) d) '01/2 sin2 2)a" c sin2 2)bcos 2) d) '01/2 sin2 2) cos 2) d) c '01/2 sin4 2) cos 2) d)

8cos3 2) sin 2) d) 8c " cos4 2) b C ccos4 2) b C


#
4

"
#

sin3 2)
3

"
#

1/2
sin5 2)
5 0

23.

cos
'021 " c # x dx '021 sin x dx '021 sin x dx <c#cos x 21 # b # %
#
#
# 0

24.

'01 " c cos 2x dx '01 # lsin 2x ldx '01 # sin 2x dx c#cos 2x 1 # b # ##


0

25.

'01 " c sin# t dt '01 l cos t ldt '01/2 cos t dt c '11/2 cos t dt csin td 1/2 c csin td 1/2 " c ! c ! b " #
1
0

26.

'01 " c cos# ) d) '01 l sin ) ld) '01 sin ) d) cccos )d 1 " b " #
0

27.

'1132 sin x
2

" c cos x
1 2

dx '13

12

" b cos x
sin2 x
" c cos x " b cos x

dx '13

12

'13 sin x " b cos x dx c 2 a" b cos xb32


3

1 2
1 3

28.

3
2

12

sin2 x " b cos x


sin2 x

" c sin x

'51 6 cos x
1

" c sin x

dx '0

16

cos x
" c sin x

dx

dx '516

'

" c sin x

'

'

1
1
4
cos4 x " b sin x
x
cos4 x " b sin x
dx 516 cos " 2b sin x dx
" c sin x " b sin x dx 516
" c sin2 x
cos x
1
1
1
cos4 x " b sin x
dx c 516 cos3 x " b sin x dx c 516 cos xa" c sin2 xb " b sin x dx
ccos x
5 1 6
1
1
c 516 cos x " b sin x dx b 516 cos x sin2 x " b sin x dx; u2 u du
4

'

'

'

'

Let u 1 b sin x u c 1 sin x du cos x dx, x


1

c 2 a" b sin xb32


3
c 2 a"
3

b sin 1b

32

51
6

1
u 1 b sin 56 3 , x 1 u 1 b sin 1 1
2

b '32 au c 1b2 u du c 2 a" b sin xb32


3

5 1 6

" c sin x

c2" c sin 1 b 2" c sin 0 c2 1 b 21 2 c 2


6
#

dx

3 2
32
2
2 3 3 2
c 2 " b cos 1 b 2 " b cos 1 c 3 b 3 2
3
2
3
3

'016 " b sin x dx '016 " b sin x " c sin x dx '016 " c sin x dx '016 cos x

1
16

2
3 "

3 2
c 2 b 2 3 b 2 c
3
3 2
7

30.

dx '13

2
3

c2a" c sin xb12

29.

sin2 x " b cos x


" c cos2 x

5 1 6

b '32 u52 c 2u32 b u du


1

1
32
2
4
2
1
b sin 56 b < 7 u72 c 5 u52 b 3 u32 32
4
5

72
52
32
52
72
b 2 c 23 c 43 b 23 43 c 23 c
3
7 2
5 2
3 2
5 2
7 2

'171212 1 c sin 2x dx '171212 1 c1sin 2x 1 b sin 2x dx '171212 1 c sin 2x dx '171212 cos 2x

'12

7112

ccos 2x
1 b sin 2x

1 b sin 2x
7112

dx c1 b sin 2x

1 2

1 b sin 2x

1 b sin 2x

18
35

dx

c1 b sin 2 71 b 1 b sin 2 1 c " b 1 1 c


12
2
#

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2

2 c 1
2

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31.

'01/2 )" c cos 2) d) '01/2 )# l sin ) l d) #'01/2 ) sin ) d) # cc)cos ) b sin )d 1/2 #a"b #
0

32.

1
1
1
!
!
'c1 a" c cos# tb$# dt 'c1 asin# tb$# dt 'c1 sin$ t dt c'c1 sin$ t dt b '!1 sin$ t dt c'c1 a" c cos# tbsin t dt

b '! a" c cos# tbsin t dt c'c1 sin t dt b 'c1 cos# t sin t dt b '! sin t dt c '! cos# t sin t dt cos t c
1

b ccos t b

33.
34.

1
cos3 t
3 !

" c

"
$

b " c " b " c


$

"
$

b " c "
$

!
cos3 t
3 c1

)
$

' sec2 x tan x dx ' tan x sec2 x dx 1 tan 2 x b C


2
' sec x tan2 x dx ' sec x tan x tan xdx; u tan x, du sec2 x dx, dv sec x tan x dx, v sec x;
sec x tan x c ' sec3 x dx sec x tan x c ' sec2 x sec xdx sec x tan x c ' atan2 x b 1bsec xdx
sec x tan x c ' tan2 x sec xdx b ' sec xdx sec x tan x c lnlsec x b tan xl c ' tan2 x sec xdx
' sec x tan2 x dx sec x tan x c lnlsec x b tan xl c ' tan2 x sec xdx
2' tan2 x sec xdx sec x tan x c lnlsec x b tan xl ' tan2 x sec xdx " sec x tan x c " lnlsec x b tan xl b C
#
#

35.
36.

' sec3 x tan x dx ' sec2 x sec x tan x dx 1 sec 3 x b C


3
' sec3 x tan3 x dx ' sec2 x tan2 x sec x tan x dx ' sec2 xasec2 x c 1bsec x tan x dx
' sec4 x sec x tan x dx c ' sec2 x sec x tan x dx 1 sec 5 x c 1 sec 3 x b C
5
3

37.

' sec2 x tan2 x dx ' tan2 x sec2 x dx 1 tan 3 x b C


3

38.

' sec4 x tan2 x dx ' sec2 x tan2 x sec2 x dx ' atan2 x b 1btan2 x sec2 x dx ' tan4 x sec2 x dx b ' tan2 x sec2 x dx
1 tan 5 x b 1 tan 3 x b C
5
3

39.

!
'c1/3 2 sec$ x dx; u sec x, du sec x tan x dx, dv sec# x dx, v tan x;

!
!
!
'c1/3 2 sec$ x dx c2 sec x tan xd ! 1$ c #'c1/3 sec x tan2 x dx # " ! c # # $ c #'c1/3 sec x asec2 x c "bdx
c

%$ c #'c1/3 sec$ x dx b #'c1/3 sec x dx; 2'c1/3 2 sec$ x dx %$ b c#ln l sec x + tan xld ! 1$
c
!

2'c1/3 2 sec$ x dx %$ b #ln l " + !l c #ln l # c $ l %$ c # ln # c $


!

!
'c1/3 2 sec$ x dx #$ c ln #

40.

c $

' ex sec$ aex bdx; u secaex b, du secaex btanaex bex dx, dv sec# aex bex dx, v tanaex b.
' ex sec$ aex b dx secaex btanaex b c ' secaex btan# aex bex dx
secaex btanaex b c ' secaex basec# aex b c "bex dx
secaex btanaex b c ' sec$ aex bex dx b ' secaex bex dx
2' ex sec$ aex b dx secaex btanaex b b lnsecaex b b tanaex b b C
' ex sec$ aex b dx " secaex btanaex b b lnsecaex b b tanaex b b C
#
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41.

475

' sec4 ) d) ' a" b tan2 )bsec2 ) d) ' sec2 ) d) b ' tan2 ) sec2 ) d) tan ) b 1 tan3 ) b C
3
tan ) b 1 tan )asec2 ) c 1b b C 1 tan ) sec2 ) b 2 tan ) b C
3
3
3

43.

'

3sec4 a3xb dx ' a" b tan2 a3xbbsec2 a3xb3dx ' sec2 a3xb3dx b ' tan2 a3xb sec2 a3xb3dx tan a3xb b 1 tan3 a3xb b C
3

/2
/2
/2
/2
'11/4 csc4 ) d) '11/4 a" b cot# )bcsc# ) d) '11/4 csc# ) d) b '11/4 cot# ) csc# ) d) ccot ) c cot ) 12
3
$

42.

a!b c c" c "


$

45.

' sec6 x dx ' sec4 x sec2 x dx ' atan2 x b 1b2 sec2 x dx ' atan4 x b 2tan2 x b 1bsec2 x dx
' tan4 x sec2 x dx b 2' tan2 x sec2 x dx b ' sec2 x dx 1 tan 5 x b 2 tan 3 x b tan x b C
5
3
' 4 tan3 x dx 4'

asec# x c "btan x dx 4' sec# x tan x dx c 4' tan x dx % tan x c % ln lsec xl b C


#
#

44.

1/4

%
$

2 tan# x c 4 ln lsec xl b C 2 tan# x c 2 ln lsec2 xl b C 2 tan# x c 2 ln a1 b tan2 xb b C


46.

1
1
'c1/4/4 6 tan4 x dx 6'c1/4/4

asec# x c "btan2 x dx 6'c1/4 sec# x tan2 x dx c 6'c1/4 tan2 x dx


1/4

1/4

6'c1/4 sec2 x tan2 x dx c 6'c1/4 asec2 x c 1bdx ' tan x


$
#a" c ac"bb c c'tan

47.

1 4
xd c14

1/4

1/4

14
c'xd c14

$1
#

$1
#

1/4

$1 c )

1
4

atan2 x b 1b

c atan2 x b 1b b lnlsec xl b C 1 tan4 x c " tan2 x b lnlsec xl b C


4
#

' cot6 2x dx ' cot4 2x cot2 2x dx ' cot4 2x acsc2 2x c 1b dx ' cot4 2x csc2 2x dx c ' cot4 2x dx
' cot4 2x csc2 2x dx c ' cot2 2x cot2 2x dx ' cot4 2x csc2 2x dx c ' cot2 2xacsc2 2x c 1bdx
' cot4 2x csc2 2x dx c ' cot2 2x csc2 2x dx b ' cot2 2x dx
' cot4 2x csc2 2x dx c ' cot2 2x csc2 2xdx b ' acsc2 2x c 1bdx
1
' cot4 2x csc2 2x dx c ' cot2 2x csc2 2xdx b ' csc2 2x dx c ' dx c 10 cot5 2x b 1 cot3 2x c " cot 2x c x b C
6
#
/3
/3
/3
/3
'11/6 cot3 x dx '11/6 acsc2 x c " bcot x dx '11/6 csc2 x cot x dx c '11/6 cot x dx c cot x b ln l csc xl 13
#
16

#
c " " c $ b ln $ c ln #
# $

50.

% c 'a" c ac"bb b

1/4

49.

c 1 4

c 6'c1/4 sec# x dx b 6'c1/4 dx

' tan5 x dx ' tan4 x tan x dx ' asec2 x c 1b2 tan x dx ' asec4 x c 2sec2 x b 1btan x dx
' sec4 x tan x dx c 2' sec2 x tan x dx b ' tan x dx ' sec3 x sec x tan x dx c 2' sec x sec x tan x dx b ' tan x dx
1 sec4 x c sec2 x b lnlsec xl b C
4

48.

14

%
$

c ln$

' 8 cot4 t dt 8' acsc2 t c " bcot2 t dt 8' csc2 t cot2 t dt c 8' cot2 t dt c 8 cot3 t c 8' acsc2 t c " bdt
3
c 8 cot3 t b 8 cot t b 8t b C
3

51.

"
' sin 3x cos 2x dx " ' asin x b sin 5xb dx c " cos x c 10 cos 5x b C
#
#

52.

"
' sin 2x cos 3x dx " ' asinacxb b sin 5xb dx " ' acsin x b sin 5xb dx " cos x c 10 cos 5x b C
#
#
#

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53.

1
1
1
1
"
'c1 sin 3x sin 3x dx " 'c1 acos ! c cos 6xb dx " 'c1 dx c " 'c1 cos 6x dx " <x c "# sin 6x 1 1 1 b 1 c ! 1
#
#
#
#
#
#
c

54.

'!12 sin x cos x dx " '!12 asin ! b sin 2xb dx " '!12 sin 2x dx c " ccos 2xd 1# c " ac" c "b "
!
#
#
%
%
#

55.

"
"
' cos 3x cos 4x dx " ' acosacxb b cos 7xb dx " ' acos x b cos 7xb dx 2 sin x b 14 sin 7x b C
#
#

56.

1 2
1 2
" "
"
'c12 cos 7x cos x dx " 'c12 acos 6x b cos 8xb dx 2 < 6 sin 6xb 8 sin 8x 1122 0
#
c

57.

58.

59.

60.

' sin2 ) cos 3) d) ' 1 c cos 2) cos 3) d) " ' cos 3) d) c " ' cos 2) cos 3) d)
#
#
2
"'
"' "
"
# cos 3) d) c # # acosa 2 c 3b) b cosa 2 b 3b)b d) " ' cos 3) d) c 4 ' acosac)b
#
"
"
"
1
" ' cos 3) d) c 4 ' cos ) d) c 4 ' cos 5) d) 1 sin 3) c 4 sin ) c 20 sin 5) b C
#
6

b cos 5)b d)

' cos2 2) sin ) d) ' a2cos2 ) c 1b2 sin ) d) ' a4cos4 ) c 4cos2 ) b 1b sin ) d)
' 4cos4 ) sin ) d) c ' 4cos2 ) sin ) d) b ' sin ) d) c 4 cos5 ) b 4 cos3 ) c cos ) b C
5
3
' cos3 ) sin 2) d) ' cos3 ) a2sin ) cos )b d) 2' cos4 ) sin ) d) c 2 cos5 ) b C
5
' sin3 ) cos 2) d) ' sin2 ) cos 2) sin ) d) ' a1 c cos2 )ba2cos2 ) c 1bsin ) d)
' ac2cos4 ) b 3cos2 ) c 1bsin ) d) c2' cos4 ) sin ) d) b 3' cos2 ) sin ) d) c ' sin ) d)
2 cos5 ) c cos3 ) b cos ) b C
5

61.

62.

' sin ) cos ) cos 3) d) " ' 2sin ) cos ) cos 3) d) " ' sin 2) cos 3) d) " ' " asina2 c 3b) b sina2 b 3b)b d)
#
#
#
#
"'
"'
"
1
4 asinac)b b sin 5)b d) 4 acsin ) b sin 5)b d) 4 cos ) c 20 cos 5) b C
' sin ) sin 2) sin 3) d) ' " acosa1 c 2b) c cosa1 b 2b)b sin 3) d) " ' acosac)b c cos 3)b sin 3) d)
#
#
"'
"'
"' "
"
# sin 3) cos ) d) c # sin 3) cos 3) d) # # asina3 c 1b) b sina3 b 1b)bd) c 4 ' 2sin 3) cos 3) d)
"
"
"
" ' asin 2) b sin 4)bd) c 4 ' sin 6) d) 4 ' asin 2) b sin 4)bd) c 4 ' sin 6) d)
4
c 1 cos 2) c
8

63.

'

sec3 x
tan x

dx '

1
16 cos 4)

sec2 x sec x
tan x

6) b C

dx '

1
24 cos

atan2 x b 1bsec x
tan x

dx '

tan2 x sec x
tan x

dx b '

sec x
tan x

dx ' tan x sec x dx b ' csc x dx

sec x c lnlcsc x b cot xl b C

tan2 x
csc x

dx '

sin x sin x
cos4 x

dx '

a1ccos xb sin x
cos4 x

dx '

sin x
cos4 x

dx c '

' sec2 x sec x tan x dx c ' sec x tan x dx 1 sec3 x c sec x b C


3

'

sin2 x
sin x dx
cos2 x

'

a1ccos xb
#

65.

cos2 x

sin x dx '

cos x sin x
cos4 x

1
sin x dx
cos2 x

c'

dx ' sec3 x tan x dx c ' sec x tan x dx

cos x
sin x dx
cos2 x
#

dx '

sin3 x
cos4 x

'

64.

' sec x tan x dx c ' sin x dx

sec x b cos x b C

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66.

'

dx '

67.

' x sin2 x dx ' x 1 c cos 2x dx " ' x dx c " ' x cos 2x dx u x, du dx, dv cos 2x dx, v " sin 2x
#
#
#
2

cot x
cos2 x

cos x
sin x

dx '

1
cos2 x

2
2sin x cos x

dx '

477

2
sin 2x

dx ' csc 2x 2dx clnl csc 2x b cot 2x l b C

" "
"
"
"
" x2 c # # x sin 2x c ' # sin 2x dx 4 x2 c 4 x sin 2x c 1 cos 2x b C
4
8

68.

' x cos3 x dx ' x cos2 x cos x dx ' xa1 c sin2 xb cos x dx ' x cos x dx c ' x sin2 x cos x dx;
' x cos x dx x sin x c ' sin x dx x sin x b cos x;
u x, du dx, dv cos x dx, v sin x

' x sin2 x cos x dx

1 x sin3 x c ' 1 sin3 x dx;


3
3

u x, du dx, dv sin2 x cos x dx, v 1 sin3 x


3

' a1 c cos2 xb sin x dx 1 x sin3 x c 1 ' sin x dx b 1 ' cos2 x sin x dx 1 x sin3 x b 1 cos x c 1 cos3 x;
3
3
3
3
3
9
' x cos x dx c ' x sin2 x cos x dx ax sin x b cos xb c 1 x sin3 x b 1 cos x c 1 cos3 x b C

3
3
9
1 x sin3 x c
3

1
3

x sin x c 1 x sin3 x b 2 cos x b 1 cos3 x b C


3
3
9
69. y lnasec xb; y w

sec x tan x
sec x

tan x;ay w b# tan# x; '!

14

" b tan# x dx '

14

1
lsec xl dx clnlsec x b tan xld ! /4

ln# b " c lna! b "b ln# b "


70. M 'c14 sec x dx clnlsec x b tan xld 1/44 ln# b " c ln l# c "l ln # b "
c1
#c"
14

" c #
" b #

71. V 1'! sin# x dx 1'!


1

#ln

c"

ctan xd c14

"

#ln

1
#

dx

'!1 dx c 1 '!1 cos 2x dx 1 cxd 1 c 1 csin 2xd 1 1 a1 c !b c 1 a! c !b 1#


!
!
#
#
4
#
4

72. A '! " b cos 4x dx '! # lcos 2xldx # '!

#
#

1%

csin 2xd !

#
#

1%

$1%

csin 2xd 1% b

#
#

73. M '0 ax b cos xbdx " x2 b sin x


#

1
21 2

csin 2xd 11%


$

21

21

"

ln

" c cos 2x
2

a" c ac"bb

ax, yb ! ln #b"
#c"

14

"

" c #
" b #

ln

1 4
'c14 sec x dx
#

" c #
" b #

"

" c #
" b #

cos 2x dx c # '1% cos 2x dx b # '$1% cos 2x dx

#
#

$1%

a" c !b c

#
#

ac" c "b b

#
#

a ! b "b # b # # #

" a21b2 b sin a21b c " a0b2 b sin a0b 212 ;


#
#

'021 xax b cos xbdx 21 '021 ax2 b x cos xbdx 21 '021 x2 dx b 21 '021 x cos xdx
1
1
1
2

u x, du dx, dv cos x dx, v sin x


c 0 c '0 sin xdx9

21
1
3
612 x 0

41
3

1
41 2

'021 ax2 b 2x cos x b cos2 xbdx 41 '021 x2 dx b 21 '021 x cos xdx b 41 '021 cos2 x dx
1
1
1

21
1
212 x sin x0

c '0 sin xdx9

21
1
2 cos x
21
0

41
3

21

1
212 acos 21

1
3
612 a81

c cos 0b
2

41
3

c 0b b

b0
2

41
3 ;

1
212 21 sin 21

1
21 2

21

'021 " ax b cos xb2 dx


#
2

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21
1
3
1212 x 0

21
3

13

1'!

1 3

'!

13

1
2

dx c

1 3

21
3

'!

13

1
41 2

'021 cos 2x b 1 dx 231 b 0 b 81 '021 cos 2x dx b 81 '021 dx


1
1
2
2

b0b

13

cos 2x dx b 21lnlsec
13
0

1
41

81 2 b 3
121

1
The centroid is 43 ,

81 2 b 3
121 .

asin# x b 2sin x sec x b sec2 xb dx

2tan x dx b 1'!

c 1 sin 2x
4

13
8

13

12
6

21
1
812 x0

sin# x dx b 1'!

13

21

b cos x

1asin x b sec xb2 dx 1'!

1 x
2

1
212 x sin x

21
1
1612 sin 2x0

74. V '!

1
2

sec2 x dx 1'!

13

1
3l

1 c cos 2x
2

c lnlsec 0l b 1tan

1
3

13

dx b 21 lnlsec xl

13

b 1 tan x

c tan 0

b 21 ln 2 b 13 1 1 c 0 c 1 sin 2 1 c sin 2a0b b 21 ln 2 b 13


2 3
4
3
141 b 213 c 48 ln 2

b 21 ln 2 b 13

24

8.3 TRIGONOMETRIC SUBSTITUTIONS


, 9 b x# 9 a1 b tan# )b 9 sec# )

6.

'01 2

9cx

"
#

dx
'02 4bx

"
#

"
#

tanc" 1 c

"
x
< # tanc" # #
!

x $#
<sinc" 3 ! sinc"

2 dx
1 c 4x

1
#

, du

; ct 2xd

'01 2

"
#

"
#

"
#

"
# tanc" 1 c

c sinc" 0

dt
1 c t

1
6

"
#

c0

csinc" td 0
1

8. t

"
3

kcos )k
3

cos )
3 ;

, 1 b u# lsec tl sec t ;

a) b sin ) cos )b b C

25
#

sin ), c 1  )  1 , dt
#
#

"
3

t
sinc" 5 b

t
5 25 c t
5

1
4

"
"
tanc" 0 # # 1 c 0
4

1
16

1
6

sinc"

25
#

1
3ksec )k

b x b Cw ln 9 b x# b x b C
3

"
"
tanc" (c1) # 1 c # c 1
4
4

7. t 5 sin ), c 1  )  1 , dt 5 cos ) d), 25 c t# 5 cos );


#
#
' 25 c t# dt ' (5 cos ))(5 cos )) d) 25 ' cos# ) d) 25 '

dt
cos t

"
2

c sinc" 0

1 b cos 2)
#

b C

25
#

1
4

1
4

c0

)
d) 25 # b

t
sinc" 5 b

sin 2)
4

t25 c t
#

'032 dx

; u tan t, c 1  t 
#

9 b x
3

"
9 b x

' sec t dt ln ksec t b tan tk b C ln u# b 1 b u b C ln 1 b 9x# b 3x b C

x #
"
< # tanc" # c#

5.

du
1 b u

dx
'02 8 b 2x

dt
cos t asec tb

ln ksec ) b tan )k b Cw ln

4.

dx
4bx

'

d)
cos )

2
'c2

3.

'

1bu

' du

'

; c3x ud
#

1 b 9x

' 3 dx

cos ) d)
3 cos )

2.

3'

9bx

' dx

because cos ) 0 when c 1  )  1 ;


#
#

3 d)
cos )

1. x 3 tan ), c 1  )  1 , dx
#
#

bC

bC

cos ) d), 1 c 9t# cos );

"
"
"
' 1 c 9t# dt " ' (cos ))(cos )) d) 3 ' cos# ) d) 6 a) b sin ) cos )b b C 6 sinc" (3t) b 3t1 c 9t# b C
3

sec ), 0  )  1 , dx
#

dx
4x c 49

'

'

7
#

sec ) tan ) d)
7 tan )

7
#

sec ) tan ) d), 4x# c 49 49 sec# ) c 49 7 tan );


"
#

' sec ) d) " ln ksec ) b tan )k b C " ln 2x b 4x7 c 49 b C


#
#
7
#

9. x

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sec ), 0  )  1 , dx
#

3
5

' 5 dx

25x c 9

'

sec ) tan ) d), 25x# c 9 9 sec# ) c 9 3 tan );

3
5

' sec ) d) ln ksec ) b tan )k b C ln 5x b


3

5 3 sec ) tan ) d)
5
3 tan )

25x c 9

3
#

10. x

bC

11. y 7 sec ), 0  )  1 , dy 7 sec ) tan ) d), y# c 49 7 tan );


#

' y yc 49 dy ' (7 tan ))(7 sec ) tan )) d) 7 ' tan# ) d) 7 ' asec# ) c 1b d) 7(tan ) c )) b C
7 sec )
#

c secc" y b C
7

a) c sin ) cos )b b C

"
10

secc" y c
5

"
5

y c 25
5
y
y
#

"
10

tan# ) cos# ) d)

'

sin# ) d)

bC

sec

"c

tan
' yyc 25 dy ' (5 tan ))(5 sec ) ) )) d) " '
125 sec
5

"
10

y
5

10

' (1 c cos 2)) d)

y c 25

#y
#

12. y 5 sec ), 0  )  1 , dy 5 sec ) tan ) d), y# c 25 5 tan );


#

y c 49
7
#

bC

13. x sec ), 0  )  1 , dx sec ) tan ) d), x# c 1 tan );


#
sec ) tan ) d)
sec ) tan )
#

'

dx
x x c 1

'

d)
sec )

sin ) b C

x c 1
x

bC

'

14. x sec ), 0  )  1 , dx sec ) tan ) d), x# c 1 tan );


#

2 ' cos# ) d) 2 ' 1 b cos 2) d) ) b sin ) cos ) b C


#

) b tan ) cos# ) b C secc" x b x# c 1 " b C secc" x b


x

x c 1
x
#

2 tan ) sec ) d)
sec ) tan )

'

2 dx
x x c 1

'

bC

15. u 9 c x# du c2x dx c " du x dx;


#
9cx

' x dx

c"'
#

1
u du

cu b C c9 c x# b C

16. x 2 tan ), c 1  )  1 , dx 2sec# ) d) , 4 b x# 4sec# )


#
#

' 2 tan2 ) d) 2' asec# ) c 1bd) 2' sec# ) d) c 2' d) 2 tan ) c 2) b C

dt 8' t" c t" dt 8 c " b


t
#

#$

ax b 4 b
8 3

9bC

8'

"
3

ax# b 4b

$#

"
3t

x b 4
#

t c1
t

sin ) d)
cos )

2
cos ) ;
acos ) c 1b (c sin )) d)
cos )

b C 8 c sec ) b

sec )
3
$

ct cos )d 8 '
#

8 c

8'

a8 tan )b (cos )) d)
cos )
#

'

dx
x b4

, x# b 4

' x

2 d)
cos )
#

17. x 2 tan ), c 1  )  1 , dx
#
#

4tan2 )a2sec )bd)


4sec )
2 tanc1 x b C
2

xc

'

' 4xbdx
x

bC

c 4x# b 4 b C 1 ax# c 8bx# b 4 b C


3

18. x tan ), c 1  )  1 , dx sec# ) d), x# b 1 sec );


#
#
sec ) d)
tan ) sec )

'

cos ) d)
sin )
#

'

dx
x x b 1

"
c sin ) b C

c x b 1
x
#

'

bC

19. w 2 sin ), c 1  )  1 , dw 2 cos ) d), 4 c w# 2 cos );


#
#
82 cos ) d)
4 sin )2 cos )
#

'

2'

d)
sin )
#

8 dw
w 4 c w

c2 cot ) b C

c2 4 c w
w

'

bC

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20. w 3 sin ), c 1  )  1 , dw 3 cos ) d), 9 c w# 3 cos );


#
#
dw '

' cot# ) d) ' 1 c sin) ) d) ' acsc# ) c 1b d)


sin

3 cos )3 cos ) d)
9 sin )

c sinc" w b C
3

9 c w
w

c cot ) c ) b C c

' 9wc w

21. u 5x du 5dx, a 6

1
1
1
u
' 36 100 dx 20' a6b b a5xb 5dx 20' a b u du 20 6 tanc" 6 b C 10 tanc" 5x b C
b 25x
3
6
2

22. u x2 c 4 du 2x dx " du x dx
#

' x x# c 4 dx " ' u du 1 u32 b C 1 ax# c 4b32 b C


3
3
#

23. x sin ), 0 ) 1 , dx cos ) d), a1 c x# b


3
3

41
3

d)
cos )

"
4

1'

ctan )d !

#$ #

sec ) tan ) d)
tan )
$

'

'

cos ) d)
sin )

#$

26. x sec ), 0  )  1 , dx sec ) tan ) d), ax# c 1b


2
sec )sec ) tan ) d)
tan )
#

'

cos )cos ) d)
sin )
$

dx

#$ #
'

28. x sin ), c 1  ) 
#
#" #
%

6 3 sec ) d)
sec )
"

'

6 dt
a9t b 1b

x
3 ax c 1 b

"#

"
#

bC

cos$ );
1 c x
x

&

bC

cos );
1 c x
x

bC

sec# ) d), a4x# b 1b sec% );

4 ' cos# ) d) 2() b sin ) cos )) b C 2 tanc" 2x b

tan ), c 1  )  1 , dt
#
#
#

'

8 sec ) d)
sec )
#
"

"
3

'

bCc

' cot# ) csc# ) d) c cot ) b C c "


3
3

tan ), c 1  )  1 , dx
#
#

8 dx
a4x b 1b

30. t

cos )cos ) d)
sin )

'

"
#

'

29. x

dx

$#

' cot% ) csc# ) d) c cot ) b C c "


5
5

, dx cos ) d), a1 c x# b
%

' a1 c xxb

1
#

"
d) c 3 sin

, dx cos ) d), a1 c x# b
'

' a1 c xxb

1
#

cos )
sin )

bC

tan& );

#&

27. x sin ), c 1  ) 
#

'

x
x c1

&

'

&

x dx
ax c 1 b

'

&#

"
4 3

tan$ );

"
c sin ) b C c

dx
ax c 1 b

"
3

4x
a4x b 1b

bC

sec# ) d), 9t# b 1 sec# );

2 ' cos# ) d) ) b sin ) cos ) b C tanc" 3t b

3t
a9t b 1b
#

'

$#

3
12

25. x sec ), 0  )  1 , dx sec ) tan ) d), ax# c 1b


2

'0

"
4

2 cos ) d)
8 cos )

'0

8 cos$ );

#$ #

dx
a4 c x b

$#

43 c

24. x 2 sin ), 0 ) 1 , dx 2 cos ) d), a4 c x# b


6

'01

#$

1$

4 ctan ) c )d !

4 '0 1 c cos) ) d) 4 '0 asec# ) c 1b d)


cos

4 sin ) cos ) d)
cos )

'0

4x dx
a1 c x b

3 2

cos$ );
1

'0

$#

bC

31. u x2 c 1 du 2x dx " du x dx
#

1
"
"
"
"
"
"
' x xc 1 dx ' ax b x x 1 bdx ' x dx b ' x x 1 dx # x2 b # ' u du # x2 b # ln lul b C # x2 b # ln lx2 c 1l b C
c
c
$

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32. u 25 b %x2 du 8x dx " du x dx
8

x
"
1
"
"
' 25 b %x dx 8 ' u du 8 ln lul b C 8 ln a25 b %x2 b b C
2

&

'

&

#& #
)

35. Let et 3 tan ), t ln (3 tan )), tanc" " ) tanc" % , dt


$
$
"c

10
3

4 3

2 sec ) d)
sec )
#

dt '1

#$

'

"
t

tan

4 3

bC

d), e2t b 9 9 tan# ) b 9 3 sec );

2 du
1bu

sec )
tan )

4 3
1 3

d), 1 b e2t 1 b tan# ) sec# );

cos ) d) csin )d tan


tan

3 4

"c

; u 2t, du

'tan

"c

"c

2 du
1bu

sec )

4 3

'11

(tan )) sec d)
tan

3 4

tan

2 dt
t b 4tt

)
)#

4
'1112

'tan

1 c r
r

"
b 3 ln 9 c ln 1 b 10

"c

37.

et dt
a1 b e2t b

bC

sec ) d) cln ksec ) b tan )kd tan


tan

1 3

36. Let et tan ), t ln (tan )), tanc" 3 ) tanc" 4 , dt


4
3

'lnln 3443

v
1cv

sec )
tan )

"c

3 tan )sec ) d)
tan )3 sec )

1 3

ln 5 b 4 c ln
3
3

'tan

tan

'tan

4 3

"c

et dt
e2t b 9

tan

"c

'0

ln 4

' cot' ) csc# ) d) c cot ) b C c "


7
7

cos )cos ) d)
sin )
)

dr

"
3

' a1 c r rb

bC

; u tan ),

1%
c2)d 1' 2 1 c 1
4
6

1
6

%$ "c
"c

#& #

34. r sin ), c 1  )  1 ;
#
#

tan )
3

"c
"c

' tan# ) sec# ) d)

sin ) cos ) d)
cos )

'

v dv
a1 c v b

cos& );
$

'

&#

33. v sin ), c 1  )  1 , dv cos ) d), a1 c v# b


#
#

4 3

4
5

3
5

"
5

) 1 , du sec# ) d), 1 b u# sec# );


4

1
6

38. y etan ) , 0 ) 1 , dy etan ) sec# ) d), 1 b (ln y)# 1 b tan# ) sec );


4
4

etan sec )
etan sec )
#

'0

d) '0 sec ) d) cln ksec ) b tan )kd !


4

dy
'1e y1 b (ln y)

1%

ln 1 b 2

39. x sec ), 0  )  1 , dx sec ) tan ) d), x# c 1 sec# ) c 1 tan );


#
dx
x x c 1
#

'

'

sec ) tan ) d)
sec ) tan )

) b C secc" x b C

40. x tan ), dx sec# ) d), 1 b x# sec# );

' x dx 1 ' sec ) )d) ) b C tanc" x b C


sec
b
#

41. x sec ), dx sec ) tan ) d), x# c 1 sec# ) c 1 tan );


' x dx ' sec )sec ) tan ) d) ' sec# ) d) tan ) b C x# c 1 b C
x c 1

tan )

42. x sin ), dx cos ) d), c 1  ) 


#
1cx

' dx

'

cos ) d)
cos )

1
#

) b C sinc" x b C

43. Let x2 tan ), 0 )  1 , 2x dx sec2 ) d) x dx " sec2 ) d); 1 b x4 1 b tan2 ) sec )


#
#

'x

1 b x4

dx

"
#

' sec )) d) " ' sec )d) " lnlsec ) b tan )l b C " lnl1 b x4 b x2 l b C
sec
#
#
#
2

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44. Let ln x sin ), c 1 )  0 or 0  ) 1 , 1 dx cos ) d), 1 c aln xb2 cos )


#
# x
a
' 1xclnln xb dx ' cos )) d) ' 1 c sin ) d) ' csc ) d) c ' sin ) d)
x
sin
sin )
2

1
c ln ln x b

1caln xb2
ln x

2
b 1 c aln xb b C c ln

1 b 1caln xb2

ln x

c lnlcsc ) b cot )l b cos ) b C

b 1 c aln xb2 b C

45. Let u x x u2 dx 2u du ' 4 c x dx ' 4 c2u 2u du 2' 4 c u2 du;


x
u
2

1
#

u 2 sin ), du 2 cos ) d), 0  )

, 4 c u2 2 cos )

2' 4 c u2 du 2' a2 cos )b a2 cos )b d) 8' cos2 ) d) 8'

'

4) b 2 sin 2) b C 4) b 4 sin ) cos ) b C 4 sinc1 u b


2

4 sinc1

x
2

d) b 4' cos 2) d)
x
2

b x4 c x b C

b 4x c x2 b C

46. Let u x32 x u23 dx 2 uc13 du


3

'

u1 3
1 c u

u2 3
2 uc13 du
3
1 c au 2 3 b 3

2
3u1

x
' 1 c x dx '

du

2
3

'1

1cu

4 sinc1

1 b cos 2)
d) 4
2
c 2
4 u 42 u b C
2

du

2
3

sinc1 u b C

2
3

sinc1 x32 b C

47. Let u x x u2 dx 2u du ' x1 c x dx ' u 1 c u2 2u du 2' u2 1 c u2 du;


u sin ), du cos ) d), c 1  ) 1 , 1 c u2 cos )
#

2' u2 1 c u2 du 2' sin2 ) cos ) cos ) d) 2' sin2 ) cos2 ) d) 1 ' sin2 2) d) 1 ' 1 c cos 4) d)
2
2
2
1'
1'
1
1
1
1
1
1
4 d) c 4 cos 4) d) 4 ) c 16 sin 4) b C 4 ) c 8 sin 2) cos 2) b C 4 ) c 4 sin ) cos ) a2cos2 ) c 1b b C
1 ) c 1 sin ) cos3 ) b 1 sin ) cos ) b C 1 sinc1 u c 1 u a1 c u2 b
4
2
4
4
2
1 sinc1 x c 1 x a1 c xb32 c 1 x 1 c x b C
4

32

c 1 u 1 c u2 b C
4

48. Let w x c 1 w2 x c 1 2w dw dx '


w sec ), dx sec ) tan ) d), 0  ) 

1
#

x c 2
x c 1 dx

'

w2 c 1
2w dw
w

2' w2 c 1 dw

, w2 c 1 tan )

2' w2 c 1 dw 2' tan ) sec ) tan ) d); u tan ), du sec2 ) d), dv sec ) tan ) d), v sec )
2' tan ) sec ) tan ) d) 2 sec ) tan ) c 2' sec3 ) d) 2 sec ) tan ) c 2' sec2 ) sec )d)
2 sec ) tan ) c 2' atan2 ) b 1bsec ) d) 2 sec ) tan ) c 2' tan2 ) sec ) d) b ' sec ) d)
2sec ) tan ) c 2lnlsec ) b tan )l c 2' tan2 ) sec ) d) 2' tan2 ) sec ) d) sec ) tan ) c lnlsec ) b tan )l b C
w w2 c 1 c lnlw b w2 c 1l b C x c 1 x c 2 c lnlx c 1 b x c 2l b C

x# c 4; dy x# c 4

x c 4
#
#

(2 tan ))(2 sec ) tan )) d)


2 sec )

;y'

x 2 sec ), 0  )  #
dx; dx 2 sec ) tan ) d)
x# c 4 2 tan )

2' tan# ) d) 2 ' asec# ) c 1b d) 2(tan) c )) b C

c secc" x b C; x 2 and y 0 0 0 b C C 0 y 2
#

x c 4
#
#

y'

dx
x

x c 4
x
#

49. x

dy
dx

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#

Section 8.3 Trigonometric Substitutions


;y'

dx
x c 9
#

1, dy

x 3 sec ), 0  )  #
dx
dx 3 sec ) tan ) d) y '
x c 9 ;
x# c 9 3 tan )
#

' sec ) d) ln ksec ) b tan )k b C ln x b


3

y2
b2

1
#

dx; x 3 sin ), 0 )
3'0

3 cos )3 cos ) d)
3

1 y b1 c

cos# ) d)

x2
a2 ;

1#

c) b sin ) cos )d !

3
#

A 4'0 b1 c
a

dx 4b'0

12

d) b 2ab'0

12

1 2

x sinc1 x

1 2

c '0

1 2

sinc1 x dx

12
" x2
1 b 63 c 12 #

x2
a2

x
1 c x2

b C; x 0 and y 1

1 2
0

31
4

x2
a2

dx

cos ), x 0 a sin ) ) 0, x a a sin ) ) 1


2
cos2 ) d) 4ab'0

12

12
0

1
1 c x2 dx,

dv dx, v x
1 2
0

"
#

'012

12

'012 x sinc1 x dx

1 b 63 c 12
1#

12
1 b 63 c 12

u sinc1 x, du

x2
1 c x2

1 b cos2)
d)
#

2ab 1 c 0 b abasin 1 c sin 0b 1ab


2

dx " sinc1 " c ! b 1 c x2


#
#

1 b 63 c 12
;
1#

sinc1 x

b absin 2)

sinc1 x dx u sinc1 x, du
1 2

(b) M '0

1 2

cos2) d) 2ab )

b1

55. (a) A '0

sec$ );

x
x b 1

dx 4b'0 1 c
12

1 2

x2
a2

cos ) aa cos )b d) 4ab'0

2ab'0

x2
a2

bC

$#

tanc" 1 b C

, dx 3 cos ) d), 9 c x# 9 c 9 sin# ) 3 cos );

x a sin ), c 1 ) 1 , dx a cos ) d), 1 c


#
#
4b'0 1 c

tan )
sec )

'012 x sinc1 x dx

1
1 c x2 dx,

dv x dx, v " x2
#

dx9

x sin ), c 1  )  1 , dx cos ) d), 1 c x2 cos ), x 0 sin ) ) 0, x


#
#

1
12
1 b 63 c 12 48

)
b c 4 b " sin 2)
8

"
#

'016

1 c cos 2)
2

'016

d)9
1 6
0

sin2 )
cos )

cos ) d)9

12
1
1 b 63 c 12 48
3 3 c 1
;
41 b 63 c 12

"
4

12
1
1 b 63 c 12 48

"
#

"
#

sin ) ) 1
6

'016 sin2 ) d)9

'016 d) b " '016 cos 2) d)9


4

1
6

c1

12

'012

u asin xb , du

"
c1 2
# asin xb dx
2 sin 1 x
1 c x2 dx,

12
1
1 b 63 c 12 48

"
#

b1

sinc1 " c 0 c
#

2
12
""
1 b 63 c 12 # #

x2
a2

x b 1

54.

A '0

; x tan ), dx sec# ) d), ax# b 1b

3
#

b1

x
#

9 c x
3

31
8

' cos ) d) sin ) b C tan ) cos ) b C

10bC y
53. A '0

dx
ax b 1 b
#

sec ) d)
sec )

#$

x# b 1, dy

y'

# dy
dx

3
x
' x dx 4 # tanc" # b C; x 2 and y 0
b

3 dx
x b4 ; y 3
3 tanc" x
#
#

1
C c 38 y

52. ax# b 1b

b C; x 5 and y ln 3 ln 3 ln 3 b C C 0

x c 9

3, dy

dy
dx

3 sec ) tan ) d)
3 tan )

51. ax# b 4b

y ln x b
3

x c 9

50. x# c 9

dy
dx

dv dx, v x

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xasinc1 x dxb

6
1 b 63 c 12 :

1 2

c '0

1 2

2x sin 1 x
1 c x2 dx;

484

u sinc1 x, du

2
6
" sinc1 "
#
1 b 63 c 12 : #

c 0 b 21 c x2 sinc1 x

b 21 c " sinc1 " c 09 c 2x


#
#

56. V '0 1x tanc1 x dx 1'0 x tanc1 x dx


2

1 " x2 tanc1 x c
#
0

1 1 c
8

"
#

"
#

'01

x2
1 b x2

c '0

1 2

1 2

6
12
1 b 63 c 12 72

1 2

1
1 c x2 dx,

"
#

2 1 c x2
1 c x2 dx;

1
1 b x2 dx,

c 1

12 b 1213 c 72

121 b 63 c 12

1
"
1
'01 1 c 1 b x dx9 1 1 c # '01 1 c 1 b x dx9
8
2

x3 1 c x2 dx c 1 x2 a1 c x2 b
3

32

1
3

'

a1 c x2 b

32

x3 1 c x2 dx ' x2 1 c x2 x dx

c 1 a1 c x2 b
3

3 2

"
b 5 a1 c x2 b

(c) Trig substitution: x sin ),

1
#

52

c"
#

32

2x dx c 1 x2 a1 c x2 b
3

(b) Substitution: u 1 c x x 1 c u du c2x dx

'

13
6

1
"
"
"
"
'01 dx b " '01 1 b x dx9 1 1 b c # x b # tanc1 x1 9 1 1 b c # b # tanc1 1 b 0 c 0 1a14c 2b
#
8
8

'

"
dv x dx, v # x2

57. (a) Integration by parts: u x2 , du 2x dx, dv x 1 c x2 dx, v c 1 a1 c x2 b


3

'

v c21 c x2

2x
1 c x2 dx,

2
6
1
1 b 63 c 12 72

u tanc1 x, du

"
dx9 1 # tanc1 1 c 0 c

dv

c " du
#

32

2
15 a1

c x2 b

52

bC

x dx

"
' a1 c ub u du c " ' u c u32 du c 1 u32 b 5 u52 b C
#
3

bC

) 1 , dx cos ) d), 1 c x2 cos )


#

x3 1 c x2 dx ' sin3 ) cos ) cos ) d) ' sin2 ) cos2 ) sin ) d) ' a1 c cos2 )bcos2 ) sin ) d)

"
' cos2 ) sin ) d) c ' cos4 ) sin ) d) c 1 cos3 ) b 5 cos5 ) b C c 1 a1 c x2 b
3
3

32

"
b 5 a1 c x2 b

52

bC

58. (a) The slope of the line tangent to y faxb is given by f w axb. Consider the triangle whose hypotenuse is the 30 ft rope,

2
the length of the base is x and the height h 900 c x2 The slope of the tangent line is also c 900 c x , thus
x

900 c x2
.
x
900 c x2
c
dx
x

f w axb c

(b) faxb '


c'

30 cos )
30 sin ) 30 cos

x 30 sin ), 0  ) 1 , dx 30 cos ) d), 900 c x2 30 cos )


#

) d) c30'

cos2 )
sin )

d) c30'

30 lnlcsc ) b cot )l c 30 cos ) b C 30 ln 30 b


x
0 30 ln 30 b
30

900 c 302

30

1 c sin2 )
sin )
900 c x2

d) c30' csc ) d) b 30' sin ) d)


c 900 c x2 b C; fa30b 0

c 900 c 302 b C C faxb 30 ln 30 b


x

900 c x2

c 900 c x2

8.4 INTEGRATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS BY PARTIAL FRACTIONS


5x c 13
(x c 3)(x c 2)

A
xc3

B
xc2

5x c 13 A(x c 2) b B(x c 3) (A b B)x c (2A b 3B)

AbB5
cB (10 c 13) B 3 A 2; thus,
2A b 3B 13 I

5x c 7
x c 3x b 2
#

2.

5x c 7
(x c 2)(x c 1)

A
xc2

B
xc1

5x c 13
(x c 3)(x c 2)

2
xc3

3
xc#

5x c 7 A(x c 1) b B(x c 2) (A b B)x c (A b 2B)

AbB5
B 2 A 3; thus,
A b 2B 7 I

5x c 7
x c 3x b 2
#

1.

3
xc2

2
xc1

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#

2x b 2
x c 2x b 1

1
xb1

2x b 2
(x c 1)

3
(x b 1)

A
xc1

2x b 2 A(x c 1) b B Ax b (cA b B)

zb1
z (z c 1)

B
(x c 1)

2x b 2
x c 2x b 1

A 2 and B 4; thus,

2
xc1

4
(x c 1)

C
b z c 1 z b 1 Az(z c 1) b B(z c 1) b Cz# z b 1 (A b C)z# b (cA b B)z c B
AbC0

B
z

B
zb#

5t b 2
t c 5t b 6

(after long division);

5t b 2
t c 5t b 6
#

1b

5t b 2
(t c 3)(t c 2)

5t b 2 A(t c 2) b B(t c 3) (A b B)t b (c2A c 3B)

c9t b 9
t at b 9 b
#

2
zc1

A
tc3

zc3

c5
zb2

B
tc2

AbB5
cB (10 b 2) 12
c2A c 3B 2 I

c12
tc2

(after long division);

c9t b 9
t at b 9 b
#

1b

17
tc3

c9t b 9
t b 9t

1b

1b

t b9
t b 9t

8.

t b8
t c 5t b 6
#

B c12 A 17; thus,

z
z c z c 6z
$

t b8
t c 5t b 6

c"
z

1 A(z b 2) b B(z c 3) (A b B)z b (2A c 3B)

A
t

B
t
#

CtbD
t b9
#
#

A
zc3

c2
z

"

"
(z c 3)(z b 2)

"

AbB0
"
c5B 1 B c " A 5 ; thus,
5
2A c 3B 1 I

7.

"
z czc6

z
z c z c 6z

zb"
z (z c 1)
#

A
z

cA b B 1 B c1 A c2 C 2; thus,

cB 1
6.

A2
cA b B 2 I

5.

A1
A 1 and B 3;
A b B 4I

x b 4 A(x b 1) b B Ax b (A b B)

B
(x b 1)

xb4
(x b 1)

A
xb1

4.

xb4
(x b 1)

thus,

3.

c9t# b 9 At at# b 9b b B at b 9b b (Ct b D)t# (A b C)t$ b (B b D)t b 9At b 9B


AbC0

B b D c9
b9
10

A 0 C 0; B 1 D c10; thus, t t b 9t 1 b t" b t cb 9


9A 0

9B 9
%

A
1cx

dx
' 1cx

"
x b 2x

10.

"
#

A
x

1 A(1 b x) b B(1 c x); x 1 A

B
1bx

"
"
' 1 dx x b # ' 1 dx x # cln k1 b xk c ln k1 c xkd b C
c
b

1 A(x b 2) b Bx; x 0 A

B
xb2

"
"
"
' x dx 2x # ' dx c # ' x dx 2 # cln kxk c ln kx b 2kd b C
x
b
b

"
#

"
#

"
1cx

; x c1 B

9.

"
#

"
; x c2 B c # ;

#
#

dx

2
7

A
xc4

B
xc1

'

; x c6 A

5
7

c2
c7

2
7

c7 ; x 4 A

9
1

5
2
5
"
' x dx 6 b 7 ' x dx 1 7 ln kx b 6k b 7 ln kx c 1k b C 7 ln k(x b 6)# (x c 1)& k b C
b
c
B
xc3

dx 9 '
A
yc3

x b 4 A(x c 1) b B(x b 6); x 1 B

2x b 1 A(x c 3) b B(x c 4); x 3 B

dx
xc4

B
yb1

c 7'

dx
xc3

'4

dy
yb1

7
c1

9;

9 ln kx c 4k c 7 ln kx c 3k b C ln (x c 4) b C
(x c 3)

y A(y b 1) b B(y c 3); y c1 B

y dy
dy
"
3
y c 2y c 3 4 4 y c 3 b 4
"
"
ln 15
# ln 5 b # ln 3 #
#

'4

2x b 1
c 7x b 12

y
y c 2y c3

A
xb6

2x b 1
x c 7x b 12

'x
13.

xb4
b 5x c 6

12.

'x

xb4
x b 5x c 6
#

11.

3
< 4 ln ky c 3k b

"
4

c1
c4

"
4

;y3 A

3
ln ky b 1k % 4 ln 5 b

"
4

3
4

3
ln 9 c 4 ln 1 b

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4

ln 5

485

1 A(t b 2)(t c 1) b Bt(t c 1) b Ct(t b 2); t 0 A c " ; t c2


#

"
16

;x2 C
"
16

x
x b 2x b 1
$

17.

5
16

ln kx b 2k b
3x b 2
(x b 1)

(x c 2) b

"
#

C
xc#

c 3 ln kxk b
8

ln kt c 1k b C
(x b 3) A(x b 2)(x c 2) b Bx(x c 2) b Cx(x b 2); x 0 A

;'

5
16

3
dx c 8 '

xb3
2x c 8x

ln kx c 2k b C

(after long division);

"
16

dx
x

"
16

5
' x dx 2 b 16 ' x dx 2
b
c

3x b 2
(x b 1)

A
xb1

Ax b (A b B) A 3, A b B 2 A 3, B c1; '0

dx
xb1

c '0

dx
(x b 1)

x c 2x b 3 ln kx b 1k b
#

" c 2 b 3 ln 2 b " c (1) 3 ln 2 c 2


#
#
3x c 2
(x c 1)

(x b 2) b

x
x c 2x b 1

(after long division);

3x c 2
(x c 1)

18.

A
xc1

"
4

dx
(x c 1)

C
(x b 1)

D
(x c 1)
"
4

;x1 D

x b 2x b 3 ln kx c 1k
#

"
c # c 2 b 3 ln 2 c

x c1 C

B
xc1

A
xb1

"
(c1)

b'

"
ax c 1 b

dx
xc1

19.

0 b 0 b 3 ln 1 c

"
(c#)

2 c 3 ln 2

1 A(x b 1)(x c 1)# b B(x c 1)(x b 1)# b C(x c 1)# b D(x b 1)# ;

; coefficient of x$ A b B A b B 0; constant A c B b C b D
"
#

; thus, A

"
4

"
Bc4;'

"
"
dx
' x dx 1 c 4 ' x dx 1 b 4 ' (x b 1)
b
c

"
4

dx
' (x c 1)

"
4

xb1
ln x c 1 c

B
xb1

Cc";x1 A
2

1
(x b 1) ax b 1b
#

21.

"
4

C
(x b 1)

A
xb1

Bx b C
x b1

x
2 ax c 1b

bC

x# A(x b 1)# b B(x c 1)(x b 1) b C(x c 1); x c1

; coefficient of x# A b B A b B 1 B

3
"
dx
' x dx 1 b 4 ' x dx 1 c 2 ' (x b 1)
c
b

"
4

A
xc1

x
(x c 1) ax b 2x b 1b

20.

dx
ax c 1 b

"
4

3x c 2 A(x c 1) b B

x dx
x c 2x b 1
!
"
c x c 1
c"

AcBbCbD1 AcB

3x b 2 A(x b 1) b B

"
"
x b 1!

B
(x c 1)

Ax b (cA b B) A 3, cA b B c2 A 3, B 1; '
' 1 (x b 2) dx b 3 '

"
4

ln kx c 1k b

3
4

ln kx b 1k b

"
#(x b 1)

bC

"
#

1 A ax# b 1b b (Bx b C)(x b 1); x c1 A

b
"
"
"
"
'01 x dx 1 b # '01 (cx b 11) dx < # ln kx b 1k c 4 ln ax# b 1b b # tanc" x "
b
x
!

3t b t b 4
t bt

A
t

Bt b C
t b1
#

ln 2 b

"
#

"
tanc" 1 c # ln 1 c

"
4

ln 1 b

"
#

tanc" 0

"
4

"
ln 2 b # 1
4

x dx
(x c 1) ax b 2x b 1b

"
#

A b B A b B 3 B c1; coefficient of t C C 1; '1

3t b t b 4
t b1

"
2(x b 1)

; coefficient of x#

; '0

dx
(x b 1) ax b 1b

(1 b 2 ln 2)
8

3t# b t b 4 A at# b 1b b (Bt b C)t; t 0 A 4; coefficient of t#


#

"
4

" ln 2 c
#

22.

;'

"
2

3
4

ln k(x c 1)(x b 1) k
4

A b B A b B 0 B c 1 ; constant A b C A b C 1 C
2

; x c2

x dx
x b 2x b 1

B
(x b 1)

'0 (x c 2) dx b 3 '0

3
c8

ln (x c 2)x (x b 2) b C

dt

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A
x

dt
"
dt
' tb2 b 3 ' tc1

B
xb2

16.

"
3

"
6

xb3
2x c 8x

ln kt b 2k b

dt
t

"
6

"
c#'

dt
t bt c2t

c " ln ktk b
#

;'

"
3

;t1 C

C
tc1

1
6

c 3 ln 3
#

27
4

"
#

B
tb2

16 ln

A
t

"
8

ln 27
8

27
8

c4 ln kyk c 3 ln ky b 1kd " (4 ln 1 c 3 ln 2) c 4 ln


"#

'

b ln

dy
yb1

"
t bt c2t

"
16

dy
y

c3 ;

3
c1

&

15.

c ln

c 3 '1 2
1

"
8

y b 4 A(y b 1) b By; y 0 A 4; y c1 B

B
yb1

dy 4 '1 2

yb4
y by

ln

'1 2
1

A
y

yb4
y by
#

14.

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b '1

"
#

4 ln 3 c
"
#

2 ln 3 c
y b 2y b 1
ay b 1 b
$

1
1#

ln 2 b

Ay b B
y b1

(ct b 1)
t b1

dt <4 ln ktk c

"
2

ln at# b 1b b tanc" t "

ln 4 b tanc" 3 c 4 ln 1 c

23.

9
ln 2 b

Cy b D
ay b 1 b

dt
t

"
#

ln 2 b tanc" 1 2 ln 3 c ln 2 b

1
3

"
#

ln 2 c

1
4

1
1#

y# b 2y b 1 (Ay b B) ay# b 1b b Cy b D

4 '1

487

Ay b By# b (A b C)y b (B b D) A 0, B 1; A b C 2 C 2; B b D 1 D 0;

Cx b D
a4x b 1b

"
y b1

dy tanc" y c

bC

8x# b 8x b 2 (Ax b B) a4x# b 1b b Cx b D

Ax b B
4x b 1

y
ay b 1 b
#

8x b 8x b 2
a4x b 1b
$

dy b 2 '

"
y b1

24.

dy '

b 2y b 1
ay b 1 b

'y

4Ax b 4Bx# b (A b C)x b (B b D); A 0, B 2; A b C 8 C 8; B b D 2 D 0;

C
sc1
#

D
(s c 1)

x dx
a4x b 1b

tanc" 2x c

E
(s c 1)
#

As b B
s b1
$

2s b 2
as b 1b (s c 1)

b 8'

25.

dx
4x b 1

dx 2 '

b 8x b 2
a4x b 1b

"
4x b 1
#

' 8x

bC

2s b 2

(As b B)(s c 1) b C as b 1b (s c 1) b D as# b 1b (s c 1) b E as# b 1b


cAs% b (c3A b B)s$ b (3A c 3B)s# b (cA b 3B)s c Bd b C as% c 2s$ b 2s# c 2s b 1b b D as$ c s# b s c 1b
b E as# b 1b
(A b C)s% b (c3A b B c 2C b D)s$ b (3A c 3B b 2C c D b E)s# b (cA b 3B c 2C b D)s b (cB b C c D b E)
b C
0
A

c3A b B c 2C b D
0
3A c 3B b 2C c D b E 0
summing all equations 2E 4 E 2;

cA b 3B c 2C b D
2

cBb CcDbE2
summing eqs (2) and (3) c2B b 2 0 B 1; summing eqs (3) and (4) 2A b 2 2 A 0; C 0
from eq (1); then c1 b 0 c D b 2 2 from eq (5) D c1;

Bs b C
s b9

ds
(s c 1)

b 2'

ds
(s c 1)

c(s c 1)c# b (s c 1)c" b tanc" s b C


#

Ds b E
as b 9 b
%

c'

s% b 81 A as# b 9b b (Bs b C)s as# b 9b b (Ds b E)s

A
s

ds
s b1
#

s b 81
s as b 9 b

ds '

26.

2s b 2
b 1b (s c 1)

' as

A as% b 18s# b 81b b aBs b Cs$ b 9Bs# b 9Csb b Ds# b Es


(A b B)s% b Cs$ b (18A b 9B b D)s# b (9C b E)s b 81A 81A 81 or A 1; A b B 1 B 0;

A
xc1

x2 c x b 2
x3 c 1

ds
s

c 18 '

s ds
as b 9 b

bC
Bx b C
x2 b x b 1

x2 c x b 2 Aax2 b x b 1b b aBx b Cbax c 1b aA b Bbx2 b aA c B b Cbx b aA c Cb

A b B 1 A c B b C c1, A c C 2 adding eq(2) and eq(3) 2A c B 1, add this equation to eq(1)

2
3

2
3

1
' x c 1 dx b 1 '
3

2
3

1
' x c 1 dx b 1 '
3

B1cA
xc4
dx
2
xb b 3
4

uc 9
2
u2 b 3
4

du

2
3

1
3

C c1 c A b B c 4 ; '
3

u x b

"
#

uc

1
1
' x c 1 dx b 3 ' u u
b

2
2 lnlx c 1l b 1 lnx b " b 3 c
3
6
#
4

3
4

"
#

x2 c x b 2
x3 c 1 dx

' x2c31 b

a13bx c 43
x2 b x b 1 dx

x du dx

du c

3
c1 x b
3 tan 32
#
"

3A 2 A

#
"

27.

9
as b 9 b

ds '

ln ksk b

s b81
s as b 9 b

C 0; 9C b E 0 E 0; 18A b 9B b D 0 D c18; '

3
2

'u1
b
2

3
4

du

b C 2 lnlx c 1l b 1 lnlx2 b x b 1l c 3tanc1 2x b 1 b C


3
3
6

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28.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration


1
x4 b x

A
x

B
xb1

Cx b D
x2 c x b 1

1 Aax b 1bax2 c x b 1b b B xax2 c x b 1b b aC x b Dbxax b 1b

aA b B b Cbx3 b acB b C b Dbx2 b aB b Dbx b A A 1, B b D 0 D cB, cB b C b D 0


c2B b C 0 C 2B, A b B b C 0 1 b B b 2B 0 B c 1 C c 2 D 1 ;
3
3
3

3 xb1

1
1
' x 1 x dx ' a 1 c x1b31 b acx2cbx b 13 bdx ' 1 dx c 1 ' x b 1 dx c 1 ' x 2x cb 1 dx
x
x
3
3
b
cx
4

lnlxl c
29.

x2
x4 c 1

1
3 lnlx

A
xb1

b 1l c
b

B
xc1
3

1
2
3 lnlx

Cx b D
x2 b 1

c x b 1l b C

x2 Aax c 1bax2 b 1b b Bax b 1bax2 b 1b+aCx b Dbax c 1bax b 1b

aA b B b Cbx b acA b B b Dbx2 b aA b B c Cbx c A b B c D A b B b C 0, cA b B b D 1,


A b B c C 0, cA b B c D 0 adding eq(1) to eq (3) gives 2A b 2B 0, adding eq(2) to eq(4) gives
c2A b 2B 1, adding these two equations gives 4B 1 B 1 , using 2A b 2B 0 A c 1 , using
4
4
cA b B c D 0 D 1 , and using A b B c C 0 C 0; '
2

30.

c1
4

'

x2 b x
x4 c 3x2 c 4

1
x b 1 dx

A
xc2

1
4

'

1
x c 1 dx

Cx b D
x2 b 1

B
xb2

1
2

'

1
x2 b 1 dx

1
c 4 lnlx

1
4 lnlx

b 1l b

x2
x4 c 1 dx

c 1l b

1 4
' a cb1 b
x

1
c1
2 tan x

bC

14
xc1

12
x2 b 1

1
xc1
4 ln x b 1

bdx

1
b 2 tanc1 x b C

x2 b x Aax b 2bax2 b 1b b Bax c 2bax2 b 1b+aCx b Dbax c 2bax b 2b

aA b B b Cbx3 b a2A c 2B b Dbx2 b aA b B c 4Cbx b 2A c 2B c 4D A b B b C 0, 2A c 2B b D 1,


A b B c 4C 1, 2A c 2B c 4D 0 subtractin eq(1) from eq (3) gives c5C 1 C c 1 , subtacting eq(2) from
5
eq(4) gives c5D c1 D 1 , substituting for C in eq(1) gives A b B 1 , and substituting for D in eq(4) gives
5
5
x2 b x
x4 c 3x2 c 4 dx

c 2l c

2) b 5) b 8) b 4
a) b 2 ) b 2 b
$
#

31.

1
10 lnlx

b 2l c

A) b B
) b #) b 2

110
xb2

1
2
10 lnlx

a c 1 5 b x b 1 5
dx
x2 b 1

b 1l b

C) b D
a) b 2 ) b 2 b

3
10 lnlx

3
' x 10 c
c2

'

A c B 2 , adding this equation to the previous equatin gives 2A


5

4
5

1
c1
5 tan x

3
10

3
5

3
10

1
B c 10 ;

1
1
1
1
' x c 2 dx c 10 ' x b 2 dx c 1 ' x x 1 dx b 5 ' x 1 1 dx
5
b
b
2

bC

2)$ b 5)# b 8) b 4 (A) b B) a)# b 2) b 2b b C) b D

2A c 2B

A) b (2A b B))# b (2A b 2B b C)) b (2B b D) A 2; 2A b B 5 B 1; 2A b 2B b C 8 C 2;

E) b F
a) b 1 b
#

C) b D
a) b 1 b

c'

d)
() b 1) b 1

d)
c

"
) b 2) b #

() b 1) b C
) % c 4) $ b 2 ) # c 3 ) b 1

A) b B
) b1

d a) b 2 ) b 2 b
) b 2) b #
#

b ln a)# b 2) b 2b c tan

) c 4) b 2) c 3) b 1
a) b 1 b

'

d a) b 2 ) b 2 b
a) b 2 ) b 2 b
c"

b'

2) b 2
a) b 2 ) b 2 b

d)
) b 2) b #

d) c '

d) b '

2) b 1
a) b 2 ) b 2 b
#

c"
) b 2) b #

32.

2) b 2
) b 2) b 2

d) '

'

2) b 5) b 8) b 4
a) b 2 ) b 2 b

2B b D 4 D 2; '

(A) b B) a)# b 1b b (C) b D) a)# b 1b b E) b F (A) b B) a)% b 2)# b 1b b aC)$ b D)# b C) b Db b E) b F


aA)& b B)% b 2A)$ b 2B)# b A) b Bb b aC)$ b D)# b C) b Db b E) b F
A)& b B)% b (2A b C))$ b (2B b D))# b (A b C b E)) b (B b D b F) A 0; B 1; 2A b C c4
C c4; 2B b D 2 D 0; A b C b E c3 E 1; B b D b F 1 F 0;

"
3

x$ b x c

"
#

ax# b 1b b

ln kx b 1k b

"
#

"
x(x c 1)

' 2x dx c '

x c1 A c " ; x 1 B
#

dx
x

"
(x b 1)(x c 1)
"
#

;'

ln kx c 1k b

A
x

) d)
a) b 1 b

b'
;

B
xc1

dx
xc1

tanc" ) b 2 a)# b 1b

c " a)# b 1b
4

c#

bC

1 A(x c 1) b Bx; x 0 A c1;

"
(x b 1)(x c 1)

'

c"

x# c ln kxk b ln kx c 1k b C x# b ln x c 1 b C
x

x
ax#
x c 1 dx
"
C x b x b # ln
3
#

"
x c1

"
x(x c 1)

b'

ax# b 1b b

2x c 2x b 1
x cx
#

x
x c1

34.

2x b

) d)
a) b 1 b

x 1 B 1; '

"
x cx

c 4'

2x b

d)
) b1

2x c 2x b 1
x cx

d) '

33.

c 4) b 2) c 3) b 1
a) b 1 b

')

A
xb1

b 1b dx c

B
xc1
"
#

1 A(x c 1) b B(x b 1);

"
' x dx 1 b # ' x dx 1
b
c

xc1
x b 1 b C

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9x c 3x b "
x (x c 1)

(after long division);

9x c 3x b 1
x (x c 1)
#

9b

9x c 3x b 1
x cx
#

A
x

B
x

35.

489

C
xc1

9x c 3x b 1 Ax(x c 1) b B(x c 1) b Cx ; x 1 C 7; x 0 B c1; A b C 9 A 2;

3x
"
' 9x xcc x b 1 dx ' 9 dx b 2 ' dx c ' dx b 7 ' xdx1 9x b 2 ln kxk b x b 7 ln kx c 1k b C
x
x
c
$

"
y ay b 1 b

A
y

"
y ay b 1 b

By b C
y b1

dx
2x c 1
c"

4x b 3 ln k2x c 1k c (2x c 1)

y by c1
y by
%

b 2'

dx
(2x c 1)

b C, where C 2 b C"

dy ' y dy c '

b'

dy
y

y dy
y b1

ln a1 b y# b b C
2
y cy byc1

2
y cy byc1
#

2y b 2 b

2y
y cy byc1

"
#

dx 4 ' (x b 1) dx b 6 '

2
ay b 1b (y c 1)
#
#

38.

c ln kyk b

y
#

12x c 4 A(2x c 1) b B

1 A ay# b 1b b (By b C)y (A b B)y# b Cy b A

7 A 1; A b B 0 B c1; C 0; '

B
(2x c 1)

A
yc1

By b C
y b1
#

yc

y by c1
y by

"
2x c 1

16x
4x c 4x b 1
C" 2x# b

37.

A
2x c 1

A 6; cA b B c4 B 2; '
2(x b 1)# b 3 ln k2x c 1k c

12x c 4
(2x c 1)

12x c 4
4x c 4x b 1

(4x b 4) b

16x
4x c 4x b 1

36.

2 A ay# b 1b b (By b C)(y c 1) aAy b Ab b aBy b Cy c By c Cb (A b B)y# b (cB b C)y b (A c C)


A b B 0, cB b C 0 or C B, A c C A c B 2 A 1, B c1, C c1;

"
#

c'

dy
yb2

y et
dy et dt

ln ay# b 1b c tanc" y b C

"
2

e2t b

"
#

"
3

c'

dy
y byc2
#

yb1
e b1
ln y b 2 b C ln et b # b C
t

'y

b 2y c 1
y b1

dy ' y b

't

"
3

dy
btc6

"
5

dy

y2
2

b'

y
y b1

dy c '

"
"
c
' t c 2 c t b 3 dt " ln tt b 2 b C
5
3

"
' y dy 2 c 3 '
b

dy
yc1

"c

"c

"
3

yb2
ln y c 1 b C

"
3

cos b 2
ln cos ) c 1 b C
)

c 3 ln kx c 2k b

6
xc2

bC

#
"c

"c

"c

'

1
1
dx xax c 1b dx Let u x du
c x
2
A
B
u2 c 1 u b 1 b u c 1 2 Aau c 1b b Bau b 1b

1
dx
2 x

b 9x
(3x)
x
' (x b 1)9xtan 1b(3x)b 1) b x dx ' tan b 1 dx b ' (x b 1) dx
a
b (x
9x
dx
" ' tanc" (3x) d atanc" (3x)b b ' x dx 1 c ' (x b 1) atan 6 3xb
3
b

3 2

2b
c
ln 1 c cos ) b C c " ln cos ) b 1 b C
cos )
3
cos ) 2

tan (2x)
(2x)
x
' (x c 2)a4x b 1b (x c 12x c 3x dx ' tan b 1 dx c 3 ' (x c 2) dx
c 2)
4x
dx
" ' tanc" (2x) d atanc" (2x)b c 3' x dx 2 c 6 ' (x c 2) atan 4 2xb
#
c

'x

yc1
y b 1

ln ae2t b 1b c tanc" aet b b C

#
"c

45.

ln ay# b 1b c tanc" y b C,

44.

"
#

sin y
ln sin y c 2 b C
b3

"
5

' cos )sin ) d)) c 2 ; ccos ) yd


b cos

43.

e3t b 2et c 1 t
e2t b 1 e dt;

dy
yb1

' sin ycos y dyy c 6 ; [sin y t, cos y dy dt]


b sin

42.

y2
2

dt '

41.

b 2e2t c et
e2t b 1

4t

'

dy
y b 3y b 2

'e

cet yd'

ln ay# b 1b c tanc" y b C" y# b 2y b ln ky c 1k c

40.

et dt
b 3et b 2

2t

dy
y b1

'e

dy c '

y
y b1

39.

c'

where C C" b 1

"
#

(y b 1) b ln ky c 1k c

dy
yc1

b ln kx b 1k b

2 du

1
x dx

1
xb1

'

bC

2
u2 c 1 du;

aA b Bbu c A b B A b B 0, cA b B 2

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dy
y b1
#

dy 2 ' (y b 1) dy b '

2y
cy byc1
#

'y

490

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration


B 1 A c1; '

2
u2 c 1 du

' a uc11 b
b

1
uc1

1
1
bdu c' u b 1 du b ' u c 1 du clnlu b 1l b lnlu c 1l b C

x c 1

ln x b 1 b C

' ax

1 3

46.

Let x u6 dx 6u5 du '

1
dx
c 1 b x

6' du b '

6
6
u2 c 1 du; u2 c 1

A
ub1

B
uc1

1
5
au2 c 1bu3 6u du

'

6u2
u2 c 1 du

' a6 b

6
u2 c 1

b du

6 Aau c 1b b Bau b 1b aA b Bbu c A b B A b B 0,

cA b B 6 B 3 A c3; 6' du b '

6u b ' a uc31 b
b

6
u2 c 1 du

3
uc1

1
1
bdu 6u c 3' u b 1 du b 3' u c 1 du

6u c 3 lnlu b 1l b 3 lnlu c 1l b C 6x16 b 3 ln x1 6 c 1 b C


x b1
1 6

47.

' xxb 1 dx Let x b 1 u2 dx


2' du b '

2
2
u2 c 1 du; u2 c 1

2u du '
b

A
ub1

B
uc1

u
u2 c 1

2u du '

2u2
u2 c 1

du ' a2 b

2
u2 c 1

b du

2 Aau c 1b b Bau b 1b aA b Bbu c A b B A b B 0,

cA b B 2 B 1 A c1; 2' du b '

2
u2 c 1 du

2u b ' a uc"1 b
b

"
uc1

1
1
bdu 2u c ' u b 1 du b ' u c 1 du

2u c lnlu b 1l b lnlu c 1l b C 2x b 1 b ln x b 1 c 1 b C
xb1b1

48.

1
' xx b 9 dx Let x b 9 u2 dx

2u du '

2u du '

1
au 2 c 9 b u

2
u2 c 9

du;

2
u2 c 9

A
uc3

2 Aau b 3b b Bau c 3b aA b Bbu b 3A c 3B A b B 0, 3A c 3B 2 A

'u29
c
2

49.

du ' a u1c33 c

13
ub3

1
1
b du 3 ' u c 3

du c

' xax 1b 1b dx ' x axx b 1b dx Let u x4 du


3

1
3

1
' ub3

50.

1
4

B c1;
3

4x3 dx

1
4

1
3

ln x b 9 c 3 b C
xb9b3

B
' uau 1b 1b du; uau 1b 1b A b u b 1
u
1
4

1
1
"
' uau 1b 1b du 4 ' a u c u b 1 bdu

1
1
' 1 du c 1 ' u b 1 du 4 lnlul c 1 lnlu b 1l b C 1 ln x xb1 b C
u
4
4
4
4

' x ax 1b 4b dx ' x
6

1
3

B
ub3

1
1
du 3 lnlu c 3l c 3 lnlu b 3l b C

1 Aau b 1b b Bu aA b Bbu b A A 1 B c1;

x4

10 ax5

b 4b dx

Let u x5 du 5x4 dx

1
5

' u au1b 4b du; u au1b 4b A b uB


u
2

C
ub4

1 Auau b 4b b Bau b 4b b Cu2 aA b Cbu2 b a4A b Bbu b 4B A b C 0, 4A b B 0, 4B 1 B


1
A c 16 C

dx
dt

1
5
80 lnlx

b 4l b C

1
x5 b 4
80 ln x5

1
20x5

bC

dt
dt
c
c
' t c 2 c ' t c 1 ln tt c 2 b C; tt c 2 Cex ; t 3 and x 0
1
1
" ex x ln 2 tt c 2 ln kt c 2k c ln kt c 1k b ln 2
#
c1

23; x 23'

dt
3t b 4t b 1
%

52. a3t% b 4t# b 1b

tc2
tc1

1
20x5

dt
t c 3t b 2

1; x '

1
b 4l b C c 80 lnlx5 l c

3'

3 tanc" 3t c 3 tanc" t b C; t 1 and x

c1 3
4

dt
t b
#

"
#

1
80 lnlu

"

dx
dt

c 3'

31
4

dt
t b1
#

51. at# c 3t b 2b

1
20u

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
' u au1b 4b du 5 ' c 1u16 b 1u4 b u b16 du c 80 ' u du b 20 ' u1 du b 80 ' u b 4 du
4

1
c 80 lnlul c

1 1
16 ; 5

1c

3
4

1 b C C c1

x 3 tanc" 3t c 3 tanc" t c 1

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4

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dx
dt

2x b 2;

' x dx 1 ' t
b

"
#

"
3

t 1 and x 1 ln 2 ln
x

ln kx b 1k

"
#

'

"
c#'

dt
t

dt
tb2

c 1, t 0
dt
' x dx 1 ' t b 1
b

x# b 1

dx
dt

dt
b 2t

tanc" x ln kt b 1k b C; t 0 and x 0 tanc" 0 ln k1k b C

54. (t b 1)

6t
tb#

"
#

t
ln kx b 1k ln t b # b C;
t
6t
b C C ln 2 b ln 3 ln 6 ln kx b 1k ln 6 t b 2 x b 1 t b #
#

53. at# b 2tb

491

C tanc" 0 0 tanc" x ln kt b 1k x tan (ln (t b 1)), t c1


#&
"
"
x
dx 31 '0 5 c x c 3 b x dx <31 ln x c 3 !& 31 ln 25

9
3x c x

&#

55. V 1 '0 5 y# dx 1 '0 5


&#

&#

56. V 21 '0 xy dx 21'0

'1

1
<c 43 aln kx b 1k b 2

2x
"
(x b 1)(2 c x) dx 41 0 c 3
"
1
ln k2 c xkb ! 43 (ln 2)

57. A '0 tanc" x dx cx tanc" xd 0 c '0

x
1bx

dx

c ln 2;

"
A

1 c < " ax c tanc" xb 0


#
#

"
A

1 c
#

"
A

"
A

'3

dx
dt

kx(N c x) '

x a4x b 13x c 9b
x b 2x c 3x

"
250 ,

3
#

1
23 c

dx 3'3

59. (a)

4x b 13x c 9
x b 2x c 3x
#

b 1
6

dx

dx9

dx
x
"
A

c '3

1.10
dx
xb3

b 2'3

c4xd $ b 3 '3

&

dx
x(N c x)

N 500 500

k(a c x)(b c x)

(a) a b:

dx
' (a c x)

"
acx

(b) a b:

dx
dt

"
#

499x
4t

1000 c x e
4t
1000e
499 b e4t 500

dx
(a c x)(bcx)

' k dt

akt b "
a

dx
' (a c x)(b c x) ' k dt

t 0 and x 0

ln

b
a

b 2 '3

dx
x c 1

"
A

"
' dx b N ' Ndx x ' k dt
x
c
2
ln 998 C

"
1000

"
N

x
ln 1000 c x

t
250

"
1000

'

dx
x x c 3

2
3

"
ln 499

499x e4t (1000 c x) a499 b e4t b x 1000e4t x


499 b 500e4t 1000e4t e4t 499 t

kt b C; t 0 and x 0

a
akt b 1

"
b ca

xac

a
akt b 1

"
a

"
4

cx
bcx
a

"
acx

kt b

(b c a)kt b

ln b
a

"
a

"
bcx
bca ln a c x kt
bcx
b bcakt
acx a e

tanc" x c 3 b C
3

(We used FORMULA 13(a) with a 1, b 3)

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1000e4t
499 b e4t

ln 499 1.55 days

a kt
akt b 1

"
' a dxx c b c a ' b dxx ' k dt
c
c

C ln

x
ln N c x kt b C;

8.5 INTEGRAL TABLES AND COMPUTER ALGEBRA SYSTEMS


1.

125
9

(8 b 11 ln 2 c 3 ln 6) 3.90

c
c

ab <1 c e b a kt
a c be b a kt

"
bca

c3 ln kxk c ln kx b 3k b 2 ln kx c 1kd & ln


$

k dt
"
a cx

acx

"
N

"
1000

499x
ln 1000 c x 4t

(b) x

dx
xb3

' k dt

N 1000, t 0 and x 2

dx
xc1

58. A '3

3
#

x
1bx
#

3
" #
c"
< # x tan x 0 c

"
A

"
#

'0

60.

"
"
x b 1 b 2 2 c x dx
3

x tanc" x dx

'0

"
A

c < " ln ax# b 1b 0


#
3

13
3

13
3

b C;

492
2.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

"
' xdxb4
x

x 4
4
ln x b 4 c 4 b C
b b

"
#

ln x b 4 c 2 b C
xb4b2

(We used FORMULA 13(b) with a 1, b 4)

' x dx

'

xc2

x c 2

2
1

b 2'

(x c 2) dx
x c 2

2
b 2 1

dx
x c 2

x c 2

"

3.

' x c 2 dx b 2 ' x c 2
"

c"

dx

c
x c 2 2(x 3 2) b 4 b C

(We used FORMULA 11 with a 1, b c2, n 1 and a 1, b c2, n c1)


dx
' (2x b 3) dx c 3 ' (2x b 3)
#
(2x b 3)

"
#

dx
' 2x b 3 c 3 '
#

dx
2x b 3

#$

#$

#$

' 2x b 3c" dx c 3 ' 2x b 3c$ dx " 2 2x1b 3


#
#
#

"
#

"
#2x b 3

(xb3)
2x b 3

(2x b 3 b 3) b C

"

"
#

' (2xxbdx
3)

c 3 2
#
#

2x b 3
(c1)

"c

4.

bC

bC

(We used FORMULA 11 with a 2, b 3, n c1 and a 2, b 3, n c3)

' x2x c 3 dx " ' (2x c 3)2x c 3 dx b 3 ' 2x c 3 dx " ' 2x c 3$ dx b 3 ' 2x c 3" dx
#
#
#
#
&

b 3 2
#
#

2x c 3

2x c 3

bC

(2x c 3)
#

#$

" 2
#
#

c
< 2x 5 3 b 1 b C

(2x c 3)

#$

5.

(x b 1)

bC

(We used FORMULA 11 with a 2, b c3, n 3 and a 2, b c3, n 1)

"
' x(7x b 5)$# dx " ' (7x b 5)(7x b 5)$# dx c 5 ' (7x b 5)$# dx 7 ' 7x b 5& dx c 5 ' 7x b 5$ dx
7
7
7
(

7x b 5
7

c 5 2
7
7

7x b 5
5

&

" 2
7
7

b C (7x b 5) 2(7x7b 5) c 2 b C
49
#&

6.

(7x b 5) 14x7c 4 b C
49
#&

(We used FORMULA 11 with a 7, b 5, n 5 and a 7, b 5, n 3)

' 9xc 4x dx c 9xc 4x b (c#4) '


#

7.

dx
x9 c 4x

bC

(We used FORMULA 14 with a c4, b 9)


c

9 c 4x
x

9 4x
9
"
c 2 9 ln 9 c 4x c 9 b C
c b

(We used FORMULA 13(b) with a c4, b 9)

'

dx
x 4x c 9
#

8.

c9 c 4x
x

2
3

9 4x 3
ln 9 c 4x c 3 b C
c b
4x c 9
(c9)x

4
18

'

dx
x4x c 9

bC

(We used FORMULA 15 with a 4, b c9)

4x c 9
9x

c
2
b 2 9 tanc" 4x 9 9 b C
9

(We used FORMULA 13(a) with a 4, b 9)


c
tanc" 4x 9 9 b C

x4x c x# dx ' x2 2x c x# dx
(x b 2)(2x c 6)4x c x
6

4
27

b 4 sinc" x c 2 b C
#

(We used FORMULA 51 with a 2)

(x b 2)(2x c 32)22x c x
b 2 sinc" x c 2 b
6
#
#
(x b 2)(x c 3)4x c x
c" x c 2

b 4 sin
bC
#
3

'

9.

4x c 9
9x

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2 x c x

dx '

dx 2 " x c x# b
#

#
"

"
#

sinc"

xc
#
"

' xxc x

We used FORMULA 52 with a "


#

dx
x7 b x

'

"
c 7

dx
x 7 b x

'

bx

"
#

b C x c x# b

sinc" (2x c 1) b C

7 b 7 b x

"
bC
b C c 7 ln
x

11.

7 b 7

ln
x

#
"

10.

We used FORMULA 26 with a 7

dx
x7 c x

'

"
c 7

dx
x 7 c x

7 b 7 c x

"
bC
b C c 7 ln
x

'

cx

12.

7 b 7

ln
x

We used FORMULA 34 with a 7


#

2 c x
x

dx 2# c x# c 2 ln 2 b

2 c x
x
#

dx '

' 4xc x

b C 4 c x# c 2 ln 2 b

4 c x
x

13.

bC

(We used FORMULA 31 with a #)

' xx c 4 dx ' x xc 2

14.

x
dx x# c 2# c 2 secc" # b C x# c 4 c 2 secc" x b C
#

(We used FORMULA 42 with a #)

' e2t cos 3t dt 2 eb 3


2t

15.

(2 cos 3t b 3 sin 3t) b C

e2t
13

(2 cos 3t b 3 sin 3t) b C

(We used FORMULA 108 with a 2, b 3)


e 3t
(c3) b 4

sin 4t dt

c
#

3t

'e

e 3t
25

(c3 sin 4t c 4 cos 4t) b C

16.

(c$ sin 4t c 4 cos 4t) b C

(We used FORMULA 107 with a c3, b 4)


x
'

(We used FORMULA 100 with a 1, n 1)


x cosc" x b " " sinc" x c " " x1 c x# b C
#

1 1

x
#

"
1 b1

cosc" x b

dx
1cx

x1 1
1b1

cosc" x b

x
#

x" cosc" x dx

cosc" x b

"
4

"
#

' x

dx
1cx
#

' x cosc" x dx '

17.

"
sinc" x c 4 x1 c x# b C

(We used FORMULA 33 with a 1)


"
1b1

' 1 x a"bdxx
b
1 1

tanc" a"xb c

# #

x1 1
1b1

x
#

x" tanc" a"xb dx

tanc" x c

"
#

' 1xbdx
x
#

' x tanc" x dx '

(We used FORMULA 101 with a 1, n 1)


x
#

"
' " c 1 b x dx (after long division)
"
"
"
"
tanc" x c " ' dx b " ' 1 b x dx x tanc" x c # x b # tanc" x b C # aax# b "btanc" x c xb b C
#
#
#

tanc" x c

"
#

#
#

2 1

dx

2 1

x
3

tanc" x c

(We used FORMULA 101 with a 1, n 2);


tanc" x c

x
6

x
3

"
6

x dx
1bx

dx ' x dx c '

x
' 1bx

x
#

"
#

ln a1 b x# b b C

"
3

x
' 1bx

"
' x# tanc" x dx 2xb 1 tanc" x c 2 b 1 ' 1xb x

19.

x
#

18.

dx

' x# tanc" x dx

ln a1 b x# b b C

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b c

#
"c

c'

dx
x

x dx
1 bx

"c

tan x
x

'

dx
x a1 b x b

ln kxk c

"
dx c x tanc" x b ln kxk c

"
#

"
#

'

dx

2 1

(We used FORMULA 101 with a 1, n c2);


"c

x dx
1 bx

'
21.

x
' 1bx

"
(c2 b 1)

tanc" x c

x 2 1
(c2 b 1)

b c

'

dx ' xc# tanc" x dx

tan x
x

tanc" x b '

"c

'

x
(c1)

"c

20.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration


x
a1 b x b

494

dx

ln a1 b x# b b C

ln a1 b x# b b C

' sin 3x cos 2x dx c cos 5x c cos x b C


10
#
(We used FORMULA 62(a) with a 3, b 2)

22.

' sin 2x cos 3x dx c cos 5x b cos x b C


10
#
(We used FORMULA 62(a) with a 2, b 3)

8 sin 4t sin

t
#

dx

8
7

sin 7t c
#

8
9

sin 9t b C 8
#

sin 7t
7

'

sin 9t
9

23.

bC

(We used FORMULA 62(b) with a 4, b " )


#
24.

' sin 3t sin 6t dt 3 sin 6t c sin #t b C

"
(We used FORMULA 62(b) with a " , b 6 )
3

25.

)
)
)
6
7)
' cos 3 cos 4 d) 6 sin 12 b 7 sin 1# b C

"
(We used FORMULA 62(c) with a " , b 4 )
3

x
2 a1 b x b

dx
ax b 1 b
"
c"
# tan
#

b'

b 1b b

x dx
x b1

"
#

b
' d axx b 11b b '
#

dx '

bxb1
ax b 1 b
" lnax#
#

15

bC

b 7)
dx
ax b 1 b
#

'x

sin 15

27.

(We used FORMULA 62(c) with a

"
2,

)
"
1
' cos 2 cos 7) d) 13 sin 13) b 15 sin 15) b C sin
2
#
13

13

26.

xbC

(For the second integral we used FORMULA 17 with a 1)

x
2 3 3 b x 9

b 3'

dx
x b 3

"
2 3

'

d ax b 3 b
ax b 3 b

x
tanc" 3

c 3'

dx
x b 3
#

3 dx
ax b 3 b
#

c3

c'

3
ax b 3 b

6x dx
ax b 3 b

x
tanc" 3 c

b'

"
3

dx
x b3

dx '

x b 6x
ax b 3 b

'

# #

28.

bC

For the first integral we used FORMULA 16 with a 3; for the third integral we used FORMULA 17 with
a 3
c

x
2 ax b 3 b

bC

u x
u1 1
2 ' u" sinc" u du 2 1b1 sinc" u c
x u#
dx 2u du

"
1 b1

' u

1 1

sinc" x dx;

3
x b3

1cu

'

x
tanc" 3 c

29.

"
2 3

du

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u du
1 c u
#

u# sinc" u c '

(We used FORMULA 99 with a 1, n 1)


u# sinc" u c " sinc" u c " u1 c u# b C u# c " sinc" u b " u1 c u# b C
#
#
#
#
(We used FORMULA 33 with a 1)
x c " sinc" x b " x c x# b C
#
#

1cu

' u2u

"
2u du 2' cosc" u du 2 u cosc" u c 1 1 c u# b C

du 2 '

u
1 c u
#

"c

u x
31.
dx;

x u#
1cx
dx 2u du
sinc" u c u1 c u# b C

' x

u x
' cosu
x u#
dx 2u du
(We used FORMULA 97 with a 1)
2 x cosc" x c 1 c x b C

' cosxx dx;

"c

30.

du 2 " sinc" u c " u1 c u# b C


#
#

(We used FORMULA 33 with a 1)


sinc" x c x 1 c x b C sinc" x c x c x# b C
u x

x u#
dx 2u du

2
' c x dx;
x

2 u 2 c u# b
#

' 2 uc u

32.

2u du 2 ' 2 c u# du
#

u
u
sinc" 2 b C u2 c u# b 2 sinc" 2 b C

We used FORMULA 29 with a 2


2x c x# b 2 sinc" x b C
#

' (cot t) 1 c sin# t dt ' 1 c sin tt(cos t) dt ;


sin
#

1 c u
u

1 c u# c ln 1 b

' 1 cu u

u sin t

du cos t dt

33.

du

bC

(We used FORMULA 31 with a 1)

1 c sin# t c ln 1 b 1 c sin t b C
#

sin t

'

cos t dt
(sin t) 4 c sin t
#

dt
(tan t) 4 c sin t

u sin t
'
du cos t dt

du
u4 c u

'

c " ln 2 b
#

4 c u
u

34.

bC

(We used FORMULA 34 with a 2)


bC

'

eu du
eu 3 b u

u ln y
y eu

dy eu du
ln ln y b 3 b (ln y)# b C
#

dy
' y3 b (ln y)

'

du
3 b u

35.

4 c sin t

sin t
#

c " ln 2 b
#

ln u b 3 b u# b C

We used FORMULA 20 with a 3

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#
#

1
dx
x2 b 2xb5

'

dt b '

dt t# tanc" t c '

t
1bt

dt

t# tanc" t c t b tanc" t b C y tanc" y b tanc" y c y b C

dt
1bt

'

37.

t b1
t b1

t
' 1bt
#

t# tanc" t c '

"
#

t y
2 ' t tanc" t dt 2 t# tanc" t c
y t#
dy 2t dt
(We used FORMULA 101 with n 1, a 1)

' tanc" y dy;

36.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

496

txb1
1
dx;
dt dx
ax b 1 b 2 b 4

'

1
t2 b 4 dt

(We used FORMULA 20 with a 2)


lnt b t2 b 4 b C lnax b 1b b ax b 1b2 b 4 b C lnax b 1b b x2 b 2x b 5 b C

38.

'

'

x2
dx
x2 c 4x b 5

x2
ax c 2 b + 1
2

txc2
'
dt dx

dx;

(We used FORMULA 25 with a 1)


c 1 lnt b t2 b 1 b
2

tt2 b1

'

t2 b 4t b 2
t2 + 1 dt

'

t2
t2 + 1 dt

b'

4t
t2 + 1 dt

b'

4
t2 + 1 dt

(We used FORMULA 20 with a 1)

b 4t2 b 1 b 4 lnt b t2 b 1 b C

c 1 lnax c 2b b ax c 2b2 b 1 b
2
7 lnax c 2b b x2 c 4x b 5 b
2

39.

at b 2 b 2
t2 + 1 dt

ax c 2 b a x c 2 b 2 b 1
2

ax b 6bx2 c 4x b 5
2

b 4ax c 2b2 b 1 b 4 lnax c 2b b ax c 2b2 b 1 b C

bC

' 5 c 4x c x2 dx ' 9 c ax b 2b2 dx; t x b 2


dt dx

' 9 c t2 dt;

(We used FORMULA 29 with a 3)


t
2 9 c t2 b

40.

32
c1 t
2 sin
3

xb2
9
2

bC

c ax b 2b2 b 9 sinc1 x b 2 b C
2
3

' x2 2x c x2 dx ' x2 1 c ax c 1b2 dx;

xb2
5
2

c 4x c x2 b 9 sinc1 x b 2 b C
2
3

2
txc1
2
dt dx ' at b 1b 1 c t2 dt ' at b 2t b 1b1 c t2 dt

' t2 1 c t2 dt b ' 2t1 c t2 dt b ' 1 c t2 dt


(We used FORMULA 30 with a 1)

(We used FORMULA 29 with a 1)


2 3 2

t
1
2
1 sinc1 1 c 8 t 1 c t2 a12 c 2t2 b c 3 a1 c t b
8
4

t
b 2 1 c t2 b

12
c1 t
2 sin
1

1
2
" sinc1 ax c 1b c 8 ax c 1b 1 c ax c 1b2 12 c 2ax c 1b2 c 3 1 c ax c 1b2
8

b 1 sinc1 ax c 1b b C 5 sinc1 ax c 1b c 2 a2x c x2 b


2
8
3

xc1
8

xc1
1
2

c ax c 1b2

2x c x2 a2x2 c 4x b 5b b C

cos
cos
' sin& 2x dx c sin 2x# 2x b 5 c 1 ' sin$ 2x dx c sin 2x cos 2x b 4 c sin 2x# 2x b 3 c 1 ' sin 2x dx
5
5
10
5
3
3

8 cos% 21t dt 8 cos

21t sin 21t


4 2 1

4c1
4

'

2x cos 2x
10

2 sin 2x cos 2x
15
#

(We used FORMULA 60 with a 2, n 5 and a 2, n 3)


2
8
c sin 2x cos 2x c 15 sin# 2x cos 2x b 15 c " cos 2x b C c sin
#
10

4 cos 2x
15

' cos# 21t dt

(We used FORMULA 61 with a 21, n 4)

cos 21t sin 21t


1
$

t
b 6 # b

sin (221t)
421

bC

(We used FORMULA 59 with a 21)


cos 21t sin 21t
1
$

b 3t b

3 sin 41t
41

bC

cos 21t sin 21t


1
$

42.

41.

3 2

3 2

bC

3 cos 21t sin 21t


21

b 3t b C

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) cos
3c1
' sin# 2) cos$ 2) d) sin #2(2b3) 2) b 3 b # ' sin# 2) cos 2) d)
#

43.

(We used FORMULA 69 with a 2, m 3, n 2)

cos
cos
' sin# 2) cos 2) d) sin 2)10 2) b 2 " ' sin# 2) d(sin 2)) sin 2)10 2) b sin152) b C
5 #
#

2
5

2 sin# t sec% t dt ' 2 sin# t cosc% t dt 2 c sin2t cos


c4

$c

'

2c1
2c4

44.

sin 2) cos 2)
10

' cosc% t dt

(We used FORMULA 68 with a 1, n 2, m c4)

t
sin t cosc$ t c ' cosc% t dt sin t cosc$ t c ' sec% t dt sin t cosc$ t c sec ctan t b
4 1

4c2
4c1

'

sec# t dt

(We used FORMULA 92 with a 1, n 4)

2
3

sin t cosc$ t c sec

t tan t

2
3

tan t b C

2
3

sec# t tan t c

2
3

tan t b C

2
3

tan t asec# t c 1b b C

tan$ t b C

An easy way to find the integral using substitution:

' 2 sin# t cosc% t dt '

2
3

tan$ t b C

' 4 tan$ 2x dx 4 tan#2x c ' tan 2x dx tan# 2x c 4' tan 2x dx


2
#

45.

2 tan# t sec# t dt ' 2 tan# t d(tan t)

(We used FORMULA 86 with n 3, a 2)


tan# 2x c 4 ln ksec 2xk b C tan# 2x c 2 ln ksec 2xk b C
#

' 8 cot% t dt 8 c cot t c ' cot# t dt


3
$

46.

(We used FORMULA 87 with a 1, n 4)


8 c " cot$ t b cot t b t b C
3
(We used FORMULA 85 with a 1)
47.

x tan
c2
' 2 sec$ 1x dx 2 sec11(3c1) 1x b 3 c 1 ' sec 1x dx
3

(We used FORMULA 92 with n 3, a 1)


"
"
1 sec 1x tan 1x b 1 ln ksec 1x b tan 1xk b C
(We used FORMULA 88 with a 1)

3x
4c2
' 3 sec% 3x dx 3 sec3(4 ctan 3x b 4 c 1 ' sec# 3x dx
1)
#

48.

(We used FORMULA 92 with n 4, a 3)


b

sec 3x tan 3x
3
#

2
3

tan 3x b C

(We used FORMULA 90 with a 3)


5c2
c
' csc& x dx c csc5 x cot x b 5 c 1 ' csc$ x dx c csc x4 cot x b 3 c csc3xccot x b 3 c 2 ' csc x dx
4
1
3 1
c1
$

49.

(We used FORMULA 93 with n 5, a 1 and n 3, a 1)


c " csc$ x cot x c 3 csc x cot x c 3 ln kcsc x b cot xk b C
4
8
8
(We used FORMULA 89 with a 1)
2
4

'

x$ ln x dx 16 x (ln x) c " x (ln x) c


#
4
4
%

' 16x$ (ln x)# dx 16 x (ln x)


4

"
4

'

x$ dx

(We used FORMULA 110 with a 1, n 3, m 2 and a 1, n 3, m 1)


x (ln x)
8

x
3#
%

16 x (ln x) c
4

b C 4x% (ln x)# c 2x% ln x b

x
#

50.

bC

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Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

' et sec$ aet c "b dt; x e

c"
3 c2
' sec$ x dx sec3x tan x b 3c1 ' sec x dx
c1
dx et dt
(We used FORMULA 92 with a 1, n 3)
sec x#tan x b " ln ksec x b tan xk b C " csec aet c 1b tan aet c 1b b ln ksec aet c 1b b tan aet c 1bkd b C
#
#
t

51.

t )
t
c
52.
2 ' csc$ t dt 2 c csc ccot t b 3 c 2 ' csc t dt
) t#
3 1
3 1
)
d) 2t dt
(We used FORMULA 93 with a 1, n 3)
2 <c csc t cot t c " ln kcsc t b cot tk b C c csc ) cot ) c ln csc ) b cot ) b C

' csc) d);


$

'01 2x# b 1 dx; cx tan td

2 '0

sec t sec# t dt 2'0

53.

1%

sec$ t dt 2 < sec tctan t !


3 1

3c2
3c1

'0

sec t dt

(We used FORMULA 92 with n 3, a 1)


1%
csec t tan t b ln ksec t b tan tkd
2 b ln 2 b 1
!

'0

; cy sin xd

cos x dx
cos x
&

'0 sec% x dx sec4 x tan x


c1
3

#& #

(We used FORMULA 92 with a 1, n 4)


tan x

1$

#$

dr; cr sec )d

tan ) c tan ) b )
3

1$
!

4c2
4c1

'0

sec# x dx

4
2
3 3 b 3 3 23

'0

2
3

3 3
3

tan )
sec )
$

'12 ar cr1b

(sec ) tan )) d) '0

c 3 b

x tan x
3

1
3

)
tan% ) d) tan 1
4c
$

55.

sec

1$

1$
!

c '0

dy
a1 c y b

3 2

'0

54.

tan# ) d)

1
3

(We used FORMULA 86 with a 1, n 4 and FORMULA 84 with a 1)


1

b 4 cos
5

1'
) sin )

3
!

'0

b 3 c 1 '0
3

cos& ) d) cos
6

#(

1'
) sin )

5
!

sec ) d)
sec )

1'
) sin )

5
!

cos ) d) cos

cos

; ct tan )d '0

dt
at b 1 b

'01

) sin )
5

b 5 c 1 '0
5

56.

4
15

cos$ ) d)

cos# ) sin ) b

8
15

sin )

(We used FORMULA 61 with a 1, n 5 and a 1, n 3)



5

8
" b 15 "
#
#

9
160

"
10

4
15

39 b 48 b 324
480

203
480

21y1 b (yw )# dx
2

x# b 2 1 b

221 '0

221 x

x
x b2

dx

x# b 1 dx

x b 1
#
#

21 '0

"
#

ln x b x# b 1

3 #
#

'0

4
b 15

57. S

#
"

(We used FORMULA 21 with a 1)


21 6 b ln 2 b 3 213 b 12 ln 2 b 3
3 2

1 b (2x)# dx 2 '
0

"
"
"
"
" b x# dx 2 x 4 b x# b 4 # ln x b 4 b x#
4
#

We used FORMULA 2 with a "


#

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3 2

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1'
!

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3
4

(2) b

59. A '0

"
4

ln

"
ln x b # 1 b 4x#

3
#

"
4

b 1 b

ln 2

3
#

2x b 1 2; x

dx
x b1

"
A
"
#

$
2 <(x b 1)$# ! c 1
3

3 2

"
4

3
4

1 b 4 3 b
4

"
4

ln

3
#

"
b # 1 b 4 3 c
4

"
4

ln

"
#

ln 3 b 2

'03 xxdx 1
b

"
A

"
dx
'03 x b 1 dx c A '03 x b 1

"
4

x 1 b 4x# b
#

4
3

(We used FORMULA 11 with a 1, b 1, n 1 and


a 1, b 1, n c1)
"
#A

"
"
"
'03 x dx 1 4 cln (x b 1)d $ 4 ln 4 # ln 2 ln 2
!
b

60. My '0 x 2x36 3 dx 18 '0


b
3

dx c 54'0

2x b 3
2x b 3

dx
2x b 3

c18x c 27 ln k2x b 3kd $


!

18 3 c 27 ln 9 c (c27 ln 3) 54 c 27 2 ln 3 b 27 ln 3 54 c 27 ln 3
61. S 21 ' 1 x# 1 b 4x# dx;
1

1
4

1
4

' 22 u# 1 b u# du
c

u 2x
du 2 dx

u
8 a1 b 2u# b1 b u# c

"
8

ln u b 1 b u#

(We used FORMULA 22 with a 1)


1 2 (1 b 2 4)1 b 4 c " ln 2 b 1 b 4
4

1
4

c#

b 2 (1 b 2 4)1 b 4 b
8

9
# 5 c

"
8

"
8

ln c2 b 1 b 4

2b 5
ln c2b5 7.62

62. (a) The volume of the filled part equals the length of the
tank times the area of the shaded region shown in the
accompanying figure. Consider a layer of gasoline
of thickness dy located at height y where
cr  y  cr b d. The width of this layer is

r
#

sinc" y
r

bc

(We used FORMULA 29 with a r)


2L (d c r) 2rd c d# b r sinc" d c r b
#

r
#

cy

r d
r

1 2L d-r 2rd c d# b r# sinc" d c r b 1


#
#
r
#
#

r# c y# dy 2L yr

r d

r# c y# dy

bc

(b) 2L '

r# c y# dy

bc

r d

and V L A 2L '

r d

bc

2r# c y# . Therefore, A 2 '

63. The integrand f(x) x c x# is nonnegative, so the integral is maximized by integrating over the function's
entire domain, which runs from x 0 to x 1

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2 " x c x# b
#

#
"

We used FORMULA 48 with a "


#
x c
#
#
"

x c x# b

"
8

"

"
8

sinc" (2x c 1)
!

1
#

"
c 8 c 1
#

#
# "

'01 x c x# dx '01 2 " x c x# dx x c


#
#

sinc"

xc
#
"

#
"

500

"

1
8

64. The integrand is maximized by integrating g(x) x2x c x# over the largest domain on which g is
nonnegative, namely [! 2]

'02 x2x c x# dx (x b 1)(2x c63)2x c x

"
#

sinc" (x c 1)

(We used FORMULA 51 with a ")


" 1 c " c 1 1
# #
#
#
#

#
!

CAS EXPLORATIONS
65.

66.

Example CAS commands:


Maple:
q1 := Int( x*ln(x), x );
q1 = value( q1 );
q2 := Int( x^2*ln(x), x );
q2 = value( q2 );
q3 := Int( x^3*ln(x), x );
q3 = value( q3 );
q4 := Int( x^4*ln(x), x );
q4 = value( q4 );
q5 := Int( x^n*ln(x), x );
q6 := value( q5 );
q7 := simplify(q6) assuming n::integer;
q5 = collect( factor(q7), ln(x) );
Example CAS commands:
Maple:
q1 := Int( ln(x)/x, x );
q1 = value( q1 );
q2 := Int( ln(x)/x^2, x );
q2 = value( q2 );
q3 := Int( ln(x)/x^3, x );
q3 = value( q3 );
q4 := Int( ln(x)/x^4, x );
q4 = value( q4 );
q5 := Int( ln(x)/x^n, x );
q6 := value( q5 );
q7 := simplify(q6) assuming n::integer;
q5 = collect( factor(q7), ln(x) );

# (a)
# (b)
# (c)
# (d)
# (e)

# (a)
# (b)
# (c)
# (d)
# (e)

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67.

Example CAS commands:


Maple:
q := Int( sin(x)^n/(sin(x)^n+cos(x)^n), x=0..Pi/2 );
q = value( q );
q1 := eval( q, n=1 ):
q1 = value( q1 );
for N in [1,2,3,5,7] do
q1 := eval( q, n=N );
print( q1 = evalf(q1) );
end do:
qq1 := PDEtools[dchange]( x=Pi/2-u, q, [u] );
qq2 := subs( u=x, qq1 );
qq3 := q + q = q + qq2;
qq4 := combine( qq3 );
qq5 := value( qq4 );
simplify( qq5/2 );

# (a)
# (b)

# (c)

65-67. Example CAS commands:


Mathematica: (functions may vary)
In Mathematica, the natural log is denoted by Log rather than Ln, Log base 10 is Log[x,10]
Mathematica does not include an arbitrary constant when computing an indefinite integral,
Clear[x, f, n]
f[x_]:=Log[x] / xn
Integrate[f[x], x]
For exercise 67, Mathematica cannot evaluate the integral with arbitrary n. It does evaluate the integral (value is 1/4 in
each case) for small values of n, but for large values of n, it identifies this integral as Indeterminate
"
' xn ln x dx x n bln x c n b 1 ' xn dx, n c1
1
n 1

65. (e)

(We used FORMULA 110 with a 1, m 1)


n 1
n 1
xn 1
"
x n bln x c (nxb 1) b C n b 1 ln x c n b 1 b C
1
b

"
' xcn ln x dx x cn bln1 x c (cn)b1 ' xcn dx, n 1
n 1

bc

66. (e)

(We used FORMULA 110 with a 1, m 1, n cn)


c

"
1 cn

1 n

x
1cn b C

x1 n ln x
1cn

x1 n
1cn

ln x c

"
1cn

bC

67. (a) Neither MAPLE nor MATHEMATICA can find this integral for arbitrary n.
(b) MAPLE and MATHEMATICA get stuck at about n 5.
(c) Let x 1 c u dx c du; x 0 u 1 , x 1 u 0;
#
#
#
0

dx

1
#

I b I '0 sinn x b cosn x dx '0


sin x b cos x
2

'0

c sinn c u du
sinn c u b cosn c u
1

'

sinn x dx
sinn xbcosn x

cosn u du
cosn u b sinn u

'0

I '0

cosn x dx
cosn x b sinn x

1
4

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8.6 NUMERICAL INTEGRATION


1.

'12 x dx
I.

(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 2 c 1 "


n
4
4
! mf(xi ) 12 T " (12) 3 ;
8
#

?x
#

"
8

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

(b)

'12 x dx x2 # 2 c " 3
#
#

(c)

kET k
True Value

"

(b)

'12 x dx 3
#

(c)

kES k
True Value

2c1
"
?x
4 4 3
"
3
12 (18) # ;

kES k '1 x dx c S
2

"
12

3
#

3
#

"
2

?x
#

"
4

f(x) 2x c 1 f w (x) 2 f ww 0 M 0
kE T k 0

(b)

'13 (2x c 1) dx cx# c xd $ (9 c 3) c (1 c 1) 6


"

(c)

kET k
True Value

"
2

?x
3

"
6

m
1
2
2
2
1

mf(xi )
1
4
6
8
5

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

'13 (2x c 1) dx 6

xi
1
3/2
2
5/2
3

f(xi )
1
2
3
4
5

m
1
4
2
4
1

mf(xi )
1
8
6
16
5

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

xi
c1
c1/2
0
1/2
1

f(xi )
2
5/4
1
5/4
2

m
1
2
2
2
1

mf(xi )
2
5/2
2
5/2
2

kES k '1 (2x c 1) dx c S


3

6c60
100 0%

1
'c1 ax# b 1b dx

(
2
(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 4c1) 4
n
! mf(xi ) 11 T " (11) 2.75
4

"
#

?x
#

"
4

f(x) x# b 1 f w (x) 2x f ww (x) 2 M 2


#
(
kET k 1c1c1) " (2) 1"# or 0.08333
#
#

1
'c1 ax# b 1b dx x3

(b)

f(xi )
1
2
3
4
5

b x

"

c"

1 b 1 c c 1 c 1
3
3

8
3

ET 'c1 ax# b 1b dx c T
1

kET k c 1"# 0.08333


(c)

kET k
True Value

#
"

I.

xi
1
3/2
2
5/2
3

kET k '1 (2x c 1) dx c T 6 c 6 0

f % (x) 0 M 0 kES k 0

3.

mf(xi )
1
5
3
7
2

100 0%

2
II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a 3 c 1 4
n
4
! mf(xi ) 36 S " (36) 6 ;

kES k
True Value

m
1
4
2
4
1

100 0%

2
(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 3 c 1 4
n
4
! mf(xi ) 24 T " (24) 6 ;
4

(c)

f(xi )
1
5/4
3/2
7/4
2

'13 (2x c 1) dx

(b)

xi
1
5/4
3/2
7/4
2

kET k '1 x dx c T 0

f % (x) 0 M 0 kES k 0

I.

mf(xi )
1
5/2
3
7/2
2

100 0%

II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a


n
! mf(xi ) 18 S

2.

m
1
2
2
2
1

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

f(x) x f w (x) 1 f ww 0 M 0
kE T k 0

f(xi )
1
5/4
3/2
7/4
2

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

xi
1
5/4
3/2
7/4
2

100 18 100 3%
3

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3

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4

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Section 8.6 Numerical Integration


(
2
II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 4c1) 4 " ?x "
n
#
3
6
! mf(xi ) 16 S " (16) 8 2.66667 ;
6

f $ (x) 0 f % (x) 0 M 0 kES k 0


1
'c1 ax# b 1b dx x3

(b)

b x

"
c"

8
3

kES k 'c1 ax# b 1b dx c S


1

(c)
4.

kES k
True Value

8
3

(
(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 0 c 4c2)
n
! mf(xi ) 3 T " (3) 3 ;
4

2
4

"
#

?x
#

"
4

f(x) x# c 1 f w (x) 2x f ww (x) 2


#
(
M 2 kET k 0c1c2) " (2) 1"# 0.08333
#
#

0
'c2 ax# c 1b dx x3

(b)

c#

0 c c 8 b 2
3

2
3

(x) 0 f

kES k 'c2 ax# c 1b dx c S


0

'02 at$ b tb dt
I.

2
(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 2 c 0 4 "
n
4
2
?x
" !
"
# 4 ; mf(ti ) 25 T 4 (25)
$

ww

25
4

f(t) t b t f (t) 3t b 1 f (t) 6t


#
c
M 12 f ww (2) kET k 2120 " (12)
#
%

100

(t) 6 f

'0 at
2

(b)

2
#

mf(xi )
3
5/2
0
c3/2
c1

ET 'c2 ax# c 1b dx c T
0

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

xi
c2
c3/2
c1
c 1/2
0

ti
0
1/2
1
3/2
2

f(xi )
3
5/4
0
c3/4
c1

2
3

m
1
4
2
4
1

"
#

f(ti )
0
5/8
2
39/8
10

m
1
2
2
2
1

c 0 6 kET k '0 at$ b tb dt c T 6 c


2

?x
3

b tb dt 6 kES k '0 at$ b tb dt c S

kES k
True Value

"
6

(t) 0 M 0 kES k 0
2

6c60
(c)

c 4
6 100 4%
bca
2
For n 4, ?x n 2 c 0 4 "
4
2
! mf(ti ) 36 S " (36) 6 ;
6
$
%
kET k
True Value

m
1
2
2
2
1

3
4

"
c 12

mf(xi )
3
5
0
c3
c1

mf(ti )
0
5/4
4
39/4
10
25
4

"
c 4 kE T k

"

II. (a)

(c)

'02 at$ b tb dt t4 b t# # 24

(b)

f(xi )
3
5/4
0
c3/4
c1

0%

5.

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

xi
c2
c3/2
c1
c 1/2
0

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

(x) 0 M 0 kES k 0

'c2 ax# c 1b dx 2
3
2
2
3 c 3 0
kES k
True Value 100

2
3

(c)

mf(xi )
2
5
2
5
2

(b)

m
1
4
2
4
1

100 12 100 13%


2

(
2
II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a 0 c 4c2) 4 "
n
#
?x " ; ! mf(xi ) 4 S " (4)
$

f(xi )
2
5/4
1
5/4
2

"

kET k
True Value

c x

"
12

kE T k
(c)

xi
c1
c1/2
0
1/2
1

100 0%

0
'c2 ax# c 1b dx

I.

8
3

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

503

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

ti
0
1/2
1
3/2
2

f(ti )
0
5/8
2
39/8
10

m
1
4
2
4
1

100 0%

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0
5/2
4
39/2
10

"
4

504
6.

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1
'c1 at$ b 1b dt

I.

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

(
2
(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 4c1) 4 "
n
#
"
?x " ; ! mf(ti ) 8 T 4 (8) 2 ;
#
4

f(t) t$ b 1 f w (t) 3t# f ww (t) 6t


#
(
M 6 f ww (1) kET k 1c1c1) " (6)
#
#

1
'c1 at$ b 1b dt t4 b t "

kET k
True Value

c"

100 0%

1
'c1 at$ b 1b dt 2

2c20

kES k
True Value

I.

ti
c1
c1/2
0
1/2
1

f(ti )
0
7/8
1
9/8
2

si
1
5/4
3/2
7/4
2

m
1
4
2
4
1

f(si )
1
16/25
4/9
16/49
1/4

mf(ti )
0
7/2
2
9/2
2

100 0%

ds
bca
n

(a) For n 4, ?x
! mf(si )

179,573
44,100

2c1
4

"
8

"
4

?x
#

179,573
44,100

"
8

179,573
352,800

"
2
w
s f (s) c s
6
f ww (s) s M 6 f ww (1)
#
c
kET k 2 1# " " (6) 3"# 0.03125
4
2
2
#
"
"
"
ds 1 sc# ds <c 1 " c # c c 1
s
1 s

0.50899; f(s)

'12 s"

7.

kES k 'c1 at$ b 1b dt c S

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

s!
s"
s#
s$
s%

f $ (t) 6 f % (t) 0 M 0 kES k 0

(c)

mf(ti )
0
7/4
2
9/4
2

(
2
II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 4c1) 4 "
n
#
?x " ; ! mf(ti ) 12 S " (12) 2 ;

(b)

m
1
2
2
2
1

1)
1 b 1 c (c4 b (c1) 2 kET k 'c1 at$ b 1b dt c T 2 c 2 0
4
%

(c)

f(ti )
0
7/8
1
9/8
2

(b)

"
4

ti
c1
c1/2
0
1/2
1

m
1
2
2
2
1

mf(si )
1
32/25
8/9
32/49
1/4

'

1
#

ET '1

"
s

'

(b)

ds c T

"
#

c 0.50899 c0.00899

kET k 0.00899
100

II. (a) For n 4, ?x


! mf(si )

0.00899
0.5 100
bca
2c1
"
n 4 4

264,821
44,100

"
12

2%

?x
3

264,821
44,100

0.50042; f $ (s) c 24 f % (s)


s

"
12

264,821
529,200

120
s
'

kET k
True Value

(c)

&

c
M 120 kES k 2180" " (120)
4

'1

"
384

0.00260

'2

"
1
"
"
s ds # ES 1 s ds c S #
kES k
0.0004
True Value 100 0.5 100 0.08%

bca
n

(a) For n 4, ?x
! mf(si ) 1269

4c2
4

"
2

450

"
4

1269
450

f(s) (s c 1)
f ww (s)
kE T k

c#

0.70500;

2
f (s) c (s c 1)

6
(s c 1)
4c2
1#

1269
1800
w

f(si )
1
16/25
4/9
16/49
1/4

m
1
4
2
4
1

?x
#

"
4

s!
s"
s#
s$
s%

si
2
5/2
3
7/2
4

f(si )
1
4/9
1/4
4/25
1/9

m
1
2
2
2
1

M6

" # (6)
#

"
4

mf(si )
1
64/25
8/9
64/49
1/4

c 0.50042 c0.00042 kES k 0.00042

ds

I.

si
1
5/4
3/2
7/4
2

'24 (s c"1)

8.

(c)

(b)

s!
s"
s#
s$
s%

0.25

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1
8/9
1/2
8/25
1/9

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%

'24 (s c"1)

c"
ds (sc"1) 4c"1 c #c1
c
c
#

kET k 0.03833
(c)

kET k
True Value

100

II. (a) For n 4, ?x


! mf(si ) 1813

0.03833
2 100
3
bca
4c2
"
n 4 2

ET '2

2
3

c24
(sc1)

(s)

4c2
180

kE S k

'2

(c)

'0

9.

I.

"
(s c 1)
kES k
True Value

(b)

&

ds

1813
2700
%

?x
3

"
6

;
s!
s"
s#
s$
s%

0.67148;

(s)

" % (120)
#

2
3

100

120
(sc1)

ES '2

"
12

0.00481
2
3

M 120

0.08333

"
(s c 1)

1813
450

'

"
6

ds c S

2
3

c 0.705 c0.03833

si
2
5/2
3
7/2
4

f(si )
1
4/9
1/4
4/25
1/9

m
1
4
2
4
1

mf(si )
1
16/9
1/2
16/25
1/9

100 1%

(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 0
n
4
! mf(ti ) 2 b 22 4.8284
1
8

2
3

c 0.67148 c0.00481 kES k 0.00481

sin t dt

ds c T

6%

450

"
(s c 1)

(b)

1
4

?x
#

1
8

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

2 b 22 1.89612;

f(t) sin t f w (t) cos t f ww (t) csin t


#
c
1
M 1 kET k 11# 0 1 (1) 19#
4

ti
0
1/4
1/2
31/4
1

f(ti )
0
2/2
1
2/2
0

m
1
2
2
2
1

mf(ti )
0
2
2
2
0

0.16149

(b)

'0

sin t dt [ccos t] 1 (ccos 1) c (ccos 0) 2 kET k '0 sin t dt c T 2 c 1.89612 0.10388


!

(c)

kET k
True Value

100

0.10388
2

100 5%

II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 0


n
4
! mf(ti ) 2 b 42 7.6569
S

1
12

1
4

?x
3

1
12

2 b 42 2.00456;

f $ (t) ccos t f % (t) sin t


%
c
M 1 kES k 11800 1 (1) 0.00664
4
(c)

kES k
True Value

100

0.00456
2

m
1
4
2
4
1

1
8

1
4

?x
#

1
8

2 b 22 0.60355; f(t) sin 1t

f w (t) 1 cos 1t
f ww (t) c1# sin 1t M 1#
#
c
kET k 1 1# 0 1 a1# b 0.05140
4

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

ti
0
1/4
1/2
3/4
1

f(ti )
0
2/2
1
2/2
0

"
"
"
2
'01 sin 1t dt [c 1 cos 1t] " c 1 cos 1 c c 1 cos 0 1 0.63662
!
2
1 c 0.60355 0.03307
kET k
0.03307
True Value 100 2 100

m
1
2
2
2
1

mf(ti )
0
2
2
2
0

kET k '0 sin 1t dt c T

(c)

mf(ti )
0
2
2
2
2
2
0

100 0%

(a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 0
n
4
! mf(ti ) 2 b 22 4.828

(b)

f(ti )
0
2/2
1
2/2
0

sin t dt 2 ES '0 sin t dt c S 2 c 2.00456 c0.00456 kES k 0.00456

'01 sin 1t dt
I.

ti
0
1/4
1/2
31/4
1

5%

10.

'0

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

(b)

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1
II. (a) For n 4, ?x b c a 1 c 0 4
n
4
! mf(ti ) 2 b 42 7.65685

1
12

?x
3

1
12

t!
t"
t#
t$
t%

2 b 42 0.63807;

f $ (t) c1$ cos 1t f % (t) 1% sin 1t


%
c
M 1% kES k 11800 1 a1% b 0.00211
4
(b)

2
'01 sin 1t dt 1 0.63662

(c)

kES k
True Value

100

0.00145
2

ti
0
1/4
1/2
3/4
1

ES '0 sin 1t dt c S
1

2
1

f(ti )
0
2/2
1
2/2
0

m
1
4
2
4
1

mf(ti )
0
2
2
2
2
2
0

c 0.63807 c0.00145 kES k 0.00145

100 0%

11. (a) M 0 (see Exercise 1): Then n 1 ?x 1 kET k

"
1#

(1)# (0) 0  10c%

(b) M 0 (see Exercise 1): Then n 2 (n must be even) ?x


12. (a) M 0 (see Exercise 2): Then n 1 ?x 2 kET k

2
1#

"
#

kE S k

2
12

2 # (2)
n

4
3n

kET k

2
n

2
12

2 # (2)
n

4
3n

kET k

2
n

2
12

2 # (12)
n

8
n

kET k

2
n

kET k

2
12

2 # (6)
n

200, so let n 201


(b) M 0 (see Exercise 6): Then n 2 (n must be even) ?x " kES k
1
n

kET k

1
12

1 # (6)
n

1
2n

17. (a) M 6 (see Exercise 7): Then ?x

2
180

a10% b n 4 a10% b
3

(1)% (0) 0  10c%


4
3

a10% b n 4 a10% b
3

(1)% (0) 0  10c%

2
180

(1)% (0) 0  10c%

 10c% n# 4 a10% b n 4 a10% b

4
n

2
n

2
180

4
3

 10c% n# 8 a10% b n 8 a10% b

n 282.8, so let n 283


(b) M 0 (see Exercise 5): Then n 2 (n must be even) ?x " kES k
16. (a) M 6 (see Exercise 6): Then ?x

(1)% (0) 0  10c%

 10c% n#

n 115.4, so let n 116


(b) M 0 (see Exercise 4): Then n 2 (n must be even) ?x " kES k
15. (a) M 12 (see Exercise 5): Then ?x

2
180

 10c% n#

n 115.4, so let n 116


(b) M 0 (see Exercise 3): Then n 2 (n must be even) ?x " kES k
14. (a) M 2 (see Exercise 4): Then ?x

"
# % (0) 0  10c%

(2)# (0) 0  10c%

(b) M 0 (see Exercise 2): Then n 2 (n must be even) ?x " kES k


13. (a) M 2 (see Exercise 3): Then ?x

"
180

2
180

(1)% (0) 0  10c%

 10c% n#

"
#

a10% b n " a10% b


#

n 70.7, so let n 71
"
n

kES k

1
180

" % (120)
n

2
3n

(b) M 120 (see Exercise 7): Then ?x

 10c% n%

2
3

a10% b

4
n 2 a10% b n 9.04, so let n 10 (n must be even)
3

kET k

2
12

2 # (6)
n

n 200, so let n 201


(b) M 120 (see Exercise 8): Then ?x

2
n

kES k

2
180

4
n

 10c% n# 4 a10% b n 4 a10% b

2 % (120)
n

64
3n

2
n

18. (a) M 6 (see Exercise 8): Then ?x

 10c% n%

4
n 64 a10% b n 21.5, so let n 22 (n must be even)
3

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9
16n2

 10c4 n2

so let n 76
(b) f $ (x) 3 (x b 1)c&# f % (x) c 15 (x b 1)c(# c
8
16
3
15
n % 16

35 (15)
16(180)n

35 (15) 10
16(180)

 10c% n%

3
180

1
3

4 1

1
4

9
a104 b n 16 a104 b n 75,

15
16 x b 1

15
16 1

. Then ?x

15
16

3
n

(15) a10
n 3 16(180) b n 10.6, so let

kE S k

9
16

3 2 1
n
4

3
12

1
3
4 x b 1

kET k

3
n

"
(x b 1)c"2 f ww (x) c 4 (x b 1)c32 c

Then ?x

"
2

19. (a) f(x) x b 1 f w (x)

507

n 12 (n must be even)
3
4

.
130

n 3 (105) a10 b n 17.25, so


16(180)
&

3 (105) 10
16(180)

&

 10c% n%

3 (105)
16(180)n

3
4 1

a10 b
n 129.9, so let n
48
105
3
105 . Then ?x n
16
16 1

n 3
M

&

3
n % 105
16

3
180

(x b 1)c*#

kE S k

3 10
48
105
16 xb1

 10c% n#

3
4 x b 1

(b) f $ (x) c

(x b 1)c&#

3
3 3 # 3
3
n kET k 12 n
4 48n
15
c(#
f % (x) 105
8 (x b 1)
16

Then ?x

3
4

&

"
f w (x) c # (x b 1)c$# f w w (x)

"
x b1

&

20. (a) f(x)

let n 18 (n must be even)


21. (a) f(x) sin (x b 1) f w (x) cos (x b 1) f ww (x) csin (x b 1) M 1. Then ?x
8 10
12

kES k

2
180

2 % (1)
n

8
12n

 10c% n#

8 10
12
%

2
n # (1)

kE S k

2
180

2 % (1)
n

32
180n

 10c%

a10
n 32180 b n 6.49, so let n 8 (n must be even)
%

5
2 a6.0

2
n

23.

32 10
180

2
n

10
n 8 a1# b n 81.6, so let n 82

(b) f $ (x) sin (x b 1) f % (x) cos (x b 1) M 1. Then ?x


n%

 10c%

2
12

32
180n

a10
n 32180 b n 6.49, so let n 8 (n must be even)

22. (a) f(x) cos (x b 1) f w (x) csin (x b 1) f ww (x) ccos (x b 1) M 1. Then ?x


kE T k

2 # (1)
n

32 10
180

2
n

(b) f $ (x) ccos (x b 1) f % (x) sin (x b 1) M 1. Then ?x


n%

2
12

10
n 8 a1# b n 81.6, so let n 82
%

 10c% n#

8
12n

k ET k

2
n

b 2a8.2b b 2a9.1b b 2a12.7b b 13.0ba30b 15,990 ft3 .

24. Use the conversion 30 mph 44 fps (ft per


sec) since time is measured in seconds. The
distance traveled as the car accelerates from,
say, 40 mph 58.67 fps to 50 mph 73.33 fps
in (4.5 c 3.2) 1.3 sec is the area of the
trapezoid (see figure) associated with that time
interval: " (58.67 b 73.33)(1.3) 85.8 ft. The
#
total distance traveled by the Ford Mustang
Cobra is the sum of all these eleven trapezoids
(using ?t and the table below):
#
v (mph)
v (fps)
t (sec)
?t/2

0
0
0
0

30
44
2.2
1.1

40
58.67
3.2
0.5

50
73.33
4.5
0.65

60
88
5.9
0.7

70
102.67
7.8
0.95

80
117.33
10.2
1.2

90
132
12.7
1.25

100
146.67
16
1.65

110
161.33
20.6
2.3

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s (44)(1.1) b (102.67)(0.5) b (132)(0.65) b (161.33)(0.7) b (190.67)(0.95) b (220)(1.2) b (249.33)(1.25)


b (278.67)(1.65) b (308)(2.3) b (337.33)(2.8) b (366.67)(5.45) 5166.346 ft 0.9785 mi
25. Using Simpson's Rule, ?x 1 ?x " ;
3
3
! myi 33.6 Cross Section Area " (33.6)
3

11.2 ft# . Let x be the length of the tank. Then the


Volume V (Cross Sectional Area) x 11.2x.
Now 5000 lb of gasoline at 42 lb/ft$
V 5000 119.05 ft$
42
119.05 11.2x x 10.63 ft

m
1
4
2
4
2
4
1

myi
1.5
6.4
3.6
7.6
4.0
8.4
2.1

b 2a0.020b b 2a0.021b b b 2a0.031b b 0.035 d 4.2 L


4 ?x

bca
%
180 a?x b M; n
1
?x
1
8 3 #4 ;

27. (a) kES k

c0
4

1
8

; f % 1 M 1 kES k

(b) ?x
! mf(xi ) 10.47208705
S

1
#4

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%

(10.47208705) 1.37079

xi
0
1/8
1/4
31/8
1/2

c 0
180
#

24
0.019
2 c

yi
1.5
1.6
1.8
1.9
2.0
2.1
2.1

26.

xi
0
1
2
3
4
5
6

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%
x5
x'

1 % (1) 0.00021
8

f(xi )
1
0.974495358
0.900316316
0.784213303
0.636619772

m
1
4
2
4
1

mf(x1i )
1
3.897981432
1.800632632
3.136853212
0.636619772

(c) 0.00021 100 0.015%


1.37079

2
ae0
301

(b) kES k

b 4e

1c0
180

c0.04

b 2e

c0.09

b 4e

2 0.1
3 3 ay0

b 4y1 b 2y2 b 4y3 b b 4y9 b y10 b

c0.81

b b 4e

b ec1 b 0.843

a0.1b4 a12b 6.7 10c6

?x
bca
2 ay0 b 2y1 b 2y2 b 2y3 b b 2ync1 b yn b where ?x n and f
b c a ay 0 b y 1 b y 1 b y 2 b y 2 b b y n 1 b y n 1 b y n b
b c a fax0 b b fax1 b b fax1 b b fax2 b
n
2
n
2
2

Since f is continuous on each interval [xkc1 , xk ], and


c

[xkc1 , xk ] with fack b

faxk 1 b b faxk b
;
#

faxk 1 b b faxk b
#

c0.01

0.1 erfa1b

29. T

1c0
10

is continuous on [a, b]. So


b b

faxn 1 b b faxn b
.
2

bca
n

28. (a) ?x

is always between faxkc1 b and faxk b, there is a point ck in

this is a consequence of the Intermediate Value Theorem. Thus our sum is

k 1

k 1

! b c a fack b which has the form ! ?xk fack b with ?xk


n

bca
n

for all k. This is a Riemann Sum for f on [a, b].

?x
b ca
3 ay0 b 4y1 b 2y2 b 4y3 b b 2ync2 b 4ync1 b yn b where n is even, ?x n and
S b c a y0 b 4y1 b y2 b y2 b 4y3 b y4 b y4 b 4y5 b y6 b b yn 2 b 4yn 1 b yn
n
3
3
3
3
fax2 b b 4fax3 b b fax4 b
fax4 b b 4fax5 b b fax6 b
x
b c a fax0 b b 4fax1 b b fax2 b
n
b
b
b b faxn 2 b b 4fa6 n 1 b b faxn b
6
6
6
2

30. S

fax2k b b 4fax2k 1 b b fax2k 2 b


6

f is continuous on [a, b]. So

is the average of the six values of the continuous function on the interval [x2k , x2kb2 ], so it is between

the minimum and maximum of f on this interval. By the Extreme Value Theorem for continuous functions, f takes on its
maximum and minimum in this interval, so there are xa and xb with x2k xa , xb x2kb2 and
faxa b

fax2k b b 4fax2k 1 b b fax2k 2 b


6

faxb b. By the Intermediate Value Theorem, there is ck in [x2k , x2kb2 ] with

fack b

fax2k b b 4fax2k 1 b b fax2k 2 b


.
6

So our sum has the form ! ?xk fack b with ?xk

n/2

k 1

bca
an/2b

a Riemann sum for f on [a, b].

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Length 4 '0 1 c
2

2 '0 4 c cos# t dt '0

f(t) dt; use the

'0

c0
10

10

4 c cos# t dt ! mf(xn ) 37.3686183


n 0

?t
#

(37.3686183)

1
#0 .

bca
n

Trapezoid Rule with n 10 ?t

cos# t dt

"
4

1
40

(37.3686183)

2.934924419 Length 2(2.934924419)


5.870
(b) kf ww (t)k  1 M 1

a?t# Mb

c0
1#

1
#0 # 1 0.0032

32. ?x

bca
1#

kE T k

1c0
1
?x
1 !
mf(xi )
8 8 3 24 ;
1
24 a29.18480779b 3.82028

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%
x5
x'
x(
x)
x*
x"!

xi
0
1/20
1/10
31/20
1/5
1/4
31/10
71/20
21/5
91/20
1/2

f(xi )
1.732050808
1.739100843
1.759400893
1.790560631
1.82906848
1.870828693
1.911676881
1.947791731
1.975982919
1.993872679
2

m
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1

mf(xi )
1.732050808
3.478201686
3.518801786
3.581121262
3.658136959
3.741657387
3.823353762
3.895583461
3.951965839
3.987745357
2

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%
x5
x'
x(
x)

"
#

31. (a) a 1, e

xi
0
1/8
1/4
31/8
1/2
51/8
31/4
71/8
1

f(xi )
1.414213562
1.361452677
1.224744871
1.070722471
1
1.070722471
1.224744871
1.361452677
1.414213562

m
1
4
2
4
2
4
2
4
1

mf(xi )
1.414213562
5.445810706
2.449489743
4.282889883
2
4.282889883
2.449489743
5.445810706
1.414213562

29.184807792

dy
33. The length of the curve y sin 31 x from 0 to 20 is: L '0 1 b dx dx;
#0
#

20

91
400

cos# 31 x L '0 1 b
#0
20

91
400
#

' 255 1 b 14
2

sin# 1x L
50

1
4

25

1 b dy dx;
dx
25

31
#0

dy
cos 31 x dx
#0

cos# 31 x dx. Using numerical integration we find L 21.07 in


#0

34. First, we'll find the length of the cosine curve: L '
dy
dx

dy
dx

dy
dx

c 251 sin 1x
50
50

sin# 1x dx. Using a numerical integrator we find


50

L 73.1848 ft. Surface area is: A length width (73.1848)(300) 21,955.44 ft.
Cost 1.75A (1.75)(21,955.44) $38,422.02. Answers may vary slightly, depending on the numerical
integration used.
dy
dx

cos x dy cos# x S '0 21(sin x) 1 b cos# x dx; a numerical integration gives


dx

x
#

35. y sin x
S 14.4
dy
dx

dy
dx

x
4

S '0 21 x 1 b
4
2

x
4

x
4

36. y

dx; a numerical integration gives S 5.28

37. A calculator or computer numerical integrator yields sinc" 0.6 0.643501109.


38. A calculator or computer numerical integrator yields 1 3.1415929.

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8.7 IMPROPER INTEGRALS

lim

dx
x

b!

3
< # x#$ b b lim < 3 x#$ "
#
c

c!

b1

c!

dx
xb1

lim

b c_

cln kx c 1kd b 2 c

_c

_c

ln c3 c ln b c 1 ln 3 c ln lim
c1
bb1

bc"

b c_ b b 1

_c

lim

b c_

1
#

a1000 c 1000b0 001 b 1000 c 0 1000

c0

lim

b c_

cln kx b 1kd b 2
c

c'

1
#

lim

b c_

<ln x c 1
xb1 b

#c

dx
xc1

b!

c1000r0 001 d 1 lim


b

asinc" b c sinc" 0b

b1

'

csinc" xd 0 lim
b

lim

c!

< 3 b#$ c 3 (c8)#$ b lim < 3 (1)#$ c 3 c#$ <0 c 3 (4) b 3 c 0 c 9


#
#
#
#
#
#
#

b!

2 dx
x c1

<3x"$ b b lim <3x"$ "


1
c

$"

'

$"

9.

dx
8x

lim

0 999

b '0

$"

'01 r dr
2

c!

8.

1cx

c24 c b c c24 0 b 4 4

)c

'01 dx

b!

2 c 2b 2 c 0 2

7.

lim

dx
x

lim

b4

b0

$#

b!

dx
1 x

b_

<3b"$ c 3(c1)"$ b lim <3(1)"$ c 3c"$ (0 b 3) b (3 c 0) 6

'

lim

b '0

$#

' 18 xdx

6.

b!

lim

b4

'

dx
x

4cx

1
#

d lim c1000 b 1000 1000


b0 001

c2x1 2 d b lim

'0b a4 c xbc"# dx
$#

' 11

lim

lim

b0

5.

'b1 xc"# dx

c0

0 001 b

'04 dx

b!

b_

1
#

4.

lim

lim cc1000x

dx
'01 x

1 001

b_

b_

3.

'1b xdx

lim

dx
x1 001

lim ctanc" xd 0 lim atanc" b c tanc" 0b

b_

"

'1

b_

2.

'0b x dx 1
b

lim

dx
x b1

"

'0

1.

ln 3 c ln 1 ln 3

10.

'2

2 dx
x b4

11.

'2

2 dv
v cv

b
lim <2 ln v c " lim 2 ln b c " c 2 ln 2 c " 2 ln (1) c 2 ln " 0 b 2 ln 2 ln 4
v
b
#
#

12.

'2

2 dt
t c1

b
bc
2c
c
lim <ln tt b " lim ln b b " c ln # b " ln (1) c ln " 0 b ln 3 ln 3
1
1
1
3

13.

'

b_

u x# b 1

du 2x dx

"
c

' 1 du b '1
u
_

2x dx
ax b 1 b
#

b '0

du
u

" 1
" c
lim <c u b b c lim <c u 1
_

b_

b c lim <c c (c1) (c1 b 0) b (0 b 1) 0


_

u x# b 4

du 2x dx

#$

_c
%

_c

#$

_c

"
"
"
lim c u b c lim c u lim c # b
_
b_
b_
b

"
b

'4

x dx
ax b 4 b

#$

b '0

du
2u

#$

x dx
ax b 4 b

b '4

du
2u

#$

_c

'

31
4

b_

x dx
ax b 4 b

"
b

c c 1
#

'

2x dx
ax b 1 b

1
4

_c

b_

tanc" 1 c tanc" b
2

b_

'

lim

b c_

2x dx
ax b 1 b

b_

lim c1 b

14.

x
<tanc" # 2
b

lim

b c_

"
"
"
"
b c lim c c b # c # b 0 b 0 b # 0
_

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) b 2)

du
'03 2u

lim

b!

du
'b3 2u

u ) # b 2)

du 2() b ") d)

d);

lim

b!

<u 3 lim
b

b!

'01 ) b "

3 c b 3 c 0

15.

4cs

u x

du 2dxx

'0

dx
(1 b x)x

c sin

0 (2 c 0) b 1 c 0
#

lim

2 du
u b1

4cs

c2

c"

b_

c2

b!

'0c ds

s
<u b lim <sinc" #
b
!
4

lim

c
sinc" #

2 c b b lim

0
u 4 c s#
"
du
lim
c # '4 u b c 2
du c2s ds

du
'0b u2 b 1
#

'0 ds

'0

c2

17.

b lim

du
2 u

b!

'b

4cs

ds
4 c s

lim

b!

lim

b '0

4cs

'02 2s ds

"
#

ds

'02 s b "

16.

4b1
#

lim c2 tanc" ud 0
b

b_

lim a2 tanc" b c 2 tanc" 0b 2 1 c 2(0) 1


#
b_

b1

1
#

b_

b_

# b

b_

"
ce b

a1 c eb b (1 c 0) 1

dx

lim

b c_

cce

d b b c lim cce
_

b!

b!

d0

c (c1)d (c1 c 0) b (0 b 1) 0

"
" ln 1 c 4 c lim b ln b c
#
#

"
c 4 b lim

b
4

"
c 4 c lim

b!

"
"
b c 4 b 0 c 4
4
#

"

x
4

lim

b c_

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ln b
b2
#

4
b

bd b c lim cce
_

x ln x c
#

b
c

dx b '0 2xe

b!

b!

cex d !
b

_c

c " c lim
4

lim

lim

b c_

2(0 b 1)
2

'01 x ln x dx

becb"

form)

cc1 c ace

_c

b c_

2xe

lim

b c_

_c

lim

dx '

k k

_c

25.

ex dx

0b

2xe

'

dx '

cbeb c eb d c1 c

(FORMULA 107 with a c1, b 1)

2(sin 0 b cos 0)
2e

24.

_c

b_

'0

c2(sin b b cos b)
2eb

lim

23.

(c sin ) c cos ))
!

b_

b_

1eb 1

_
_

lim

b c_

'0b 2ec) sin ) d)

2ec) sin ) d) lim

lim 2

^
(l'Hopital's rule for

lim

b c_

'0

<)e) c e) 0 a0 e! c e! b c
b

lim

b c_

c1 c 0 c 1
22.

b_

"c

)e) d)

c1 c

dx lim 8 atanc" xb lim 8 atanc" bb c 8 atanc" 0b 8 1 c 8(0) 21#


#

'0

asecc" 2 c secc" bb b c lim asecc" c c secc" 2b


_

"c

16 tan x
1bx

dx
x x c 1

21.

'0

'2c

lim cln k1 b tanc" vkd 0 lim cln k1 b tanc" bkd c ln k1 b tanc" 0k

vb

ln 1 b 1 c ln (1 b 0) ln 1 b 1
#
#
20.

b c lim
_

dx
x x c 1

dv
a1 b v b a1 b tan

b1

'b2

'0

lim

dx
x x c 1

csecc" kxkd b b c lim csecc" kxkd 2 lim


_

1 c 0 b 1 c 1
3
#
3
19.

b '2

dx
x x c 1

b1

lim

'1

dx
x x c 1

'1

18.

511

b0

c!

b1

c21cx b lim 2x c 1
c1

"
#

1
6

b_

"
lim < # ln kx b 1k c

b_

"
#

tan

c"

b c

"
#

ln ax# b 1b b

"
#

ln

"
1

"
#

"
x
tanc" x 0 lim # ln xb 1 1 b
b
b

b_

c"

tan

"
#

ln 1 b

cc ln kcos bkd b ln 1 lim

1
#

"
#

ln 1 c

"
#

"
#

tanc" x

b
0

1
4

#1

'0

; c1 c ) xd c '

b0

sin x dx
x

cln ksin bkd c lim

b0

Since 0

sin x dx
x .

sin x
x

"
x

cc ln kcos bkd b _, the integral diverges

cln ksin bkd b _, the integral diverges


for all 0 x 1 and '0

cln ksin )kd b ln 1 c lim

dx
x

converges, then

dx converges by the Direct Comparison Test.

sin x dx
#x

. Since 0

sin
2x

"
2x

for all 0 x 21 and

converges by the Direct Comparison Test.


dy lim cce y d b ln 2 lim cce b d c cce
1
b_

b_

' 1 ln 2 y e y dy '1 ln 2 e
c
#

, so the integral converges.

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1 ln 2

$"

1 ln 2

$"

1c

$"

1 ln 2

0be

dx; < " y


x

$"

1 x

'0ln 2 xc# e

sin x dx
#x

'0

dx

converges, then '0

dx
2x

'20 c cos 2x c

$"

x 1 c 2x)
1

; ) #c#
d) c dx
#

cos ) d)
2 (1 c 2 ) )

$"

$"

sin x
x

c1

cot ) d) lim

c1

cc ln kcos )kd b lim


0

"
#

c1

b "
ln bbb 1

"
4

b_

tan ) d) lim

sin ) d)
1 c )

'02

lim

'

1 c
3

b
b
b
c" b
"
lim <ln ) b 2 1 lim <ln b b 2 c ln c1 b 2 0 c ln # ln 2
) 3
b 3
3

b0

'0

"
#

1
3

c0

'0

dx
x c 1

37.

b '1

c1

'0

c01

secc" b
#

36.

1
#

c21cb c c21 c 0 b 22 c 1 c lim 2c c 1 0 b 2 b 2 c 0 4

dx
(x b 1) ax b 1b

1
#

'0

<c2cx b b lim <2x 4


1
c

c!

lim "
b_ #

lim

b!

"
#

b
c

'0

b!

34.

1 b lim

c2cb c c2c(c1) b 24 c lim 2c 0 b 2 b 2 2 c 0 6

d)
) b 5) b 6

c!

dx
'c4 x

'

lim

< " secc" 4 c


#
#

b
'c1 dx x b
c

b2

1
3

secc" b

33.

ln b
b

b!

lim

b1

t
< " secc" # lim
#
b

1cx

b1

39.

b2

'02 kxdxc 1k '01 dx


lim

38.

b!

35.

lim

32.

lim

t c4

csecc" sd b secc" 2 c lim

4
dx
'c1 kxk

b1

b1

c0

c2 sinc" ab# bd c 2 sinc" 0 2

lim

ds
s s c 1

1
#

sinc" b c sinc" 0
#

c2 sinc" ar# bd 0 lim

31.

b1

b2

'24 dt

lim

s
<sinc" # b lim
0

30.

b2

'12

lim

29.

1cr

b!

b1c01

'01 4r dr

28.

4cs

'02 ds

cb c b ln bd 1 c 0 b lim

27.

b!

b!

"
cx c x ln xd b c1 c 1 ln 1d c lim

"

1 c lim

lim

b!

'01 (c ln x) dx

"

26.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

#
"

512

Section 8.7 Improper Integrals

41.

'0

dx; <y x 2'0 e


1

dy 2 c 2 , so the integral converges.


e
"
t b sin t

. Since for 0 t 1, 0

dt
t b sin t

and '0

'01 ex

40.

513

"
t

dt
t

converges, then the original integral converges as well by

the Direct Comparison Test.

'0

'0

dx
1cx

and'0

dx
1cx

lim

b1

and '0

dx
1cx

dx
1cx

lim

b1

b1

cc ln (1 c x)d b lim
0

b1

v lim
_

"
1 c v

"
1 c 0

dx
x

1 and '2

d)
e
)

for 0 )  _ and '0

b
lim <2x 4 _,

b_

dv
v

b
lim <2v _,

b_

lim cce d b lim ace b b 1b 1 '0


0
b_

b_

'

dx
x b 1

dx
x b 1

b '1

dx
x
$

'

'

'0

 '0

and '1

"
#

dx
x b 1

dx
x
$

'

"
#

b '1

" b
lim <c 2x 1

b_

"
#b

dx
x b 1

diverges by the Limit Comparison Test.

_
'

b_

1 and '4

lim c

converges by the Direct Comparison Test.

converges by the Direct Comparison Test.

'0

x
4

b 0 0 the integral

dx
x b 1

"
e

c c0b

"
4

converges by the Direct Comparison Test.

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d)
e
)

"
c

'0

v
v c 1

"

51.

d)
1 be

"
1 be

"
1 c0

dx
1bx

c!

"
4

'0

;0

'1

c lim x ln x c
#

d)
1be

"
1c

"
c

'0

x lim
_

x
4

diverges by the Limit Comparison Test.

v lim
_

dv
v c 1

x
x c 1

"

which diverges '2


50.

dx
x c 1

v 1

x lim
_

converges

dv
v c 1 ; v lim
_

'4

'2

which diverges

49.

x 1

dx
x

dx
x c 1 ; x lim
_

for 1 x  _ and '1

'4

"
x

48.

"
x b1

c!

c
4

"
c < " ln 1 c 4 - b lim c# ln c c
#

converges (see Exercise 25 for the limit calculations).


;0

b!

x ln x c
#
#

b!

b
4

lim

ln b c

b
#

[b ln b c b]

ln kxk dx c2 converges.

b!

"
< " ln 1 c 4 c lim
#

dx
1bx

cc ln (1 c b)d c 0 _, which diverges

cx ln x c xd 1 [1 0 c 1] c lim
b

'

lim

b!

' 11 acx ln kxk b dx ' 01 ccx ln (cx)d dx b '01 (cx ln x) dx

'1

"
bb
< # ln " c b c 0 _, which
1

' 11 ln kxk dx ' 01 ln (cx) dx b '01 ln x dx; '01 ln x dx

47.

diverges

diverges as well.

c1 c 0 c1; ' 1 ln (cx) dx c1


46.

"
1bx
< # ln 1 c x b lim
0

dt
t c sin t

diverges as well.

b '1

dx
1cx

dx
1cx

dx
1cx

45.

'02

b '1

dx
'02 1 c x

diverges
44.

dx
1cx

6t

t 0 sin t

<c #" b_, which diverges '


b
0

'0

dx
'02 1 c x

43.

by the Limit Comparison Test.

lim

b!

b!

"
<c #" 1 c # c lim
t b

3t

t 0 1 c cos t

lim

dt
t

6. Now,'0

t 0 cos t

lim

t 0 t c sin t

lim

lim

f(t)

lim
t 0 g(t)

'01 t cdt t ; let f(t) t c "sin t and g(t) t" , then


sin

42.

converges

"
1 b

1 and '4

#$

c1

#$

b_

b_

'4

b_

for x 1 and '1

diverges

2
1

2 dt
t

converges

'e

ac2e

b 2e

b 2

x lim
_

"
1 c

x
ex

'1

1 2

"

b_

diverges by the Direct Comparison Test.

b_

ln (ln x) dx diverges by the Direct Comparison Test.

2
e

ex
ex c x

d lim

ex dx
x

(ln y) ey dy; 0  ln y  (ln y) ey for y e and 'e ln y dy lim cy ln y c yd b _,


e

x lim
_

ex

diverges by the Direct Comparison Test.

1; '1

"
1 c 0
x 2

'1

dx
ln x

'1 e

dx
ex

dx converges '1

"

x 2 b

dx
x

ln e dy diverges

ex

'e

diverges '2

; x lim
_

ex
x

'e

"

which diverges

lim cc2e

dx
x

ln (ln x) dx; cx ey d

"
x

for x 2 and '2

"
ln x

'e

x 2

60.

dx; 0 

b_

b_

b
c
lim <c4tc"# 4 lim 4 b 2 2
b

2 dt
t

ex
x

"
x

'1

dx
ex c x

2 b
2
2
dx lim <c x lim c b b 1

59.

'1

2
x

#$

dx
ln x

61.

b_

#$

'2

lim cln xd b _, which diverges

dx
x

converges by the Limit Comparison Test.

58.

;0

b_

dx converges by the Direct Comparison Test.

#$

2 dt
b1

lim cln xd b _,
2

dx
x

t_ t

; lim

1 b sin x
x
#

'4

'

converges

for x 1 and '

2
x

2 dt
c1

'4

" b sin x
x

57.

'2

x dx
x

dx diverges by the Direct Comparison Test.

dx; 0

2 dx
x

for x 1 and '

2 b cos x
x

'

1; '2

diverges by the Limit Comparison Test.

1 b sin x
x

"
1 c

x lim
_

'

2 b cos x
x

x dx
x c 1

x
x c 1

x lim
_

56.

"
x

dx; 0 

'2

'

%
c%

2 b cos x
x

x
x

'

which diverges

55.

; x lim
_

x dx
x c 1

#$

'2

dx
x

dx converges by the Limit Comparison Test.

54.

b_

dx '1

x
x

b_

x b 1
x

%
"

#
b

c
lim <c2xc"# 1 lim 2 b 2 2 '1
b
b

1; '1

x lim
_

b_

x
x b 1

x lim
_

"

dx lim cln bd b _,
2

x
x

"
x

#$

dx; x lim
_

1; '2

diverges by the Limit Comparison Test.

x b 1
x

dx
x c 1

"
1 c

x lim
_

x
x c 1

'1

x lim
_

which diverges '2

53.

#
"

dx
x c 1 ; x lim
_

"

'2

"
c#

52.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration


_

514

dx

dx
ex c x

converges

by the Limit Comparison Test.

dx
x b 1

" b
"
lim <c x 1 lim c b b 1 1

b_

b_

b '1

'

_c

'0

dx
x b 1

'1

"
1 c0

dx
e x c2 x

1 and '1

dx
x b 1

dx
ex

lim cce x d b
1
b_

converges by the Limit Comparison Test.

dx
x b 1
%

; '0

dx
x b 1

_c

dx
x

2 '0

converges

'1

dx
x b 1

dx
ex

'

'1

"
x
1 c 2
e

 '0

dx
x b 1
%

_
_

63.

x lim
_

b '1

"

b_

"
e

lim ace b b ec" b

ex
e x c2 x

dx
x
#

x lim
_

ex 2x
ex

; x lim
_

"
c

dx
ex c 2x

'1

62.

and

converges by the Direct Comparison Test.

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x

dx
ex b e

"
ex b e

;0

2'0

for x 0; '0

dx
ex b e

"
ex

dx
ex

converges 2 '0

'

dx
ex b e

converges by the

_c
_

64.

515

Direct Comparison Test.

b!

cp"b 1 t1 p
c

lim

dt
tp

ln 2

lim

b!

the integral converges for p  1 and diverges for p 1

(b)

; ct ln xd 'ln 2

'2

dx
x(ln x)p

dt
tp

ln 2

b1 p
pc1
c

; ct ln xd '0

"
1cp

(ln 2)1

dx
'12 x(ln x)

65. (a)

and this integral is essentially the same as in Exercise 65(a): it converges

for p 1 and diverges for p 1

_c

lim (ln 1) 0

lim cln ax# b 1bd

2x dx
x b1

b_

'

'

lim cln ab# b 1b c ln ab# b 1bd lim ln b


b

b_

b_

b_

b_

diverges. But lim

b_

b_

lim cln ax# b 1bd 0 lim cln ab# b 1bd c 0 lim ln ab# b 1b _ the integral

2x dx
x b1

2x
x b1

_c

'0

66.

b"
b1

b_

dx lim cce x d b lim ace b b c ace 0 b


0

dx lim ccxe x c e x d b lim acbe b c e b b c ac0 e 0 c e 0 b 0 b 1 1;


0

2x

2b

b_

b 1 lim c " e
#
0
b_

2b

cln ksec x b tan xk c ln ksec xkd b lim


0
b

c1
2

c1

b_

c1

"
"
c # c # e

20

0b

"
4

"
4

1
#

b "
#

ln 1 b

tan b
sec b

c ln k1 b 0k

ln k1 b sin bk ln 2

1 sec# x dx c '0 1 tan# x dx 1 '0 asec# x c tan# xb dx '0

1 csec# x c asec# x c 1bd dx

1
#

1 '0 dx

72. (a) V '0

"
c # e

dx 1 lim <c " e


#

71. A '0 (sec x c tan x) dx lim


lim

"

b_ #

dx 21 lim ccxe x c e x d b 21 lim acbe b c e b b c 1 21


0
b_

b lim
0

2x

2x

70. V '0 1 ae x b# dx 1 '0 e

"
<c # e

"

b_ #

dx 21 '0 xe

dx lim

b_

2x

69. V '0 21xe

'0

ae b dx

"
#

b_

'0

xe

"
2A

'0

"
A

b_

68. x

b_

0b11

67. A '0 e

(b) Souter '0 21 sec x1 b sec# x tan# x dx '0 21 sec x(sec x tan x) dx 1 lim
2

c1
2

ctan# xd 0 1 lim

ctan# bd c 0 1 lim

c1

atan bb _ Souter diverges; Sinner '0 21 tan x1 b sec% x dx


#

c1

c1

'0 21 tan x sec x dx 1 lim


1

c1

ctan bd c 0 1 lim

c1

1 lim

ctan# xd 0

atan# bb _

Sinner diverges

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Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration


"
b lim c 3 e
3

33

0b

for x 3, then '3 e

"
3

"
3

dx  0.000042 and therefore

dx can be replaced by '0 ecx dx without introducing an error greater than 0.000042.

(b)

3x

"
c c 3 e

dx 0.88621
=

'0 ecx
'03 ecx

0.0000411  0.000042. Since e

3b

b_

3x

b_

dx lim <c " e


3

3x

'3

73. (a)

516

#
" b
"
"
74. (a) V '1 1 " dx 1 lim <c x 1 1 lim c b c c 1 1(0 b 1) 1
x

b_

b_

(b) When you take the limit to _, you are no longer modeling the real world which is finite. The comparison
step in the modeling process discussed in Section 4.2 relating the mathematical world to the real world fails to hold.
75. (a)

(b) > int((sin(t))/t, t=0..infinity); answer is 1


#

(b) > f:= 2*exp(ct^2)/sqrt(Pi);


> int(f, t=0..infinity); (answer is 1)

76. (a)

77. (a) faxb

1
cx2 /2
21 e

f is increasing on (c_, 0]. f is decreasing on [0, _).


f has a local maximum at a0, fa0bb !

1
21

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(b) Maple commands:
>f: exp(cx^2/2)(sqrt(2*pi);
>int(f, x c1..1);
>int(f, x c2..2);
>int(f, x c3..3);

517

0.683
0.954
0.997

(c) Part (b) suggests that as n increases, the integral approaches 1. We can take ' n f(x) dx as close to 1 as we want by
n

Thus, 'n f(x) dx  'n ecx/2 dx.

for x 1. (Likewise, 0  faxb  ex/2 for x  c1.)

ecx/2 dx lim 'n ecx/2 dx lim c c2ecx/2 dn lim c c2ecc/2 b 2ecn/2 d 2ecn/2
c

As n _, 2e

c_

c_

0, for large enough n, 'n

c_
cn/2

f(x) dx is as small as we want. Likewise for large enough n,

f(x) dx is as small as we want.


f(x) dx '

f(x) dx b 'a f(x) dx, 'b f(x) dx 'a f(x) dx c 'a f(x) dx
b

_c

_c

78. (a) The statement is true since '

'

f(x) dx as small as we want by choosing n large

'n

enough. This is because 0  faxb  e

_c

cx/2

choosing n 1 large enough. Also, we can make 'n f(x) dx and '

_c

and 'a f(x) dx exists since f(x) is integrable on every interval [a b].
b

f(x) dx b 'b f(x) dx b 'a f(x) dx '


a

_c

f(x) dx b 'a f(x) dx c 'a f(x) dx b 'a f(x) dx


_

_c

'

f(x) dx b 'b f(x) dx


_

f(x) dx b 'a f(x) dx '


_

'a

_c

(b)

_c

79.

Example CAS commands:


Maple:
f := (x,p) -> x^p*ln(x);
domain := 0..exp(1);
fn_list := [seq( f(x,p), p=-2..2 )];
plot( fn_list, x=domain, y=-50..10, color=[red,blue,green,cyan,pink], linestyle=[1,3,4,7,9], thickness=[3,4,1,2,0],
legend=["p= -2","p = -1","p = 0","p = 1","p = 2"], title="#79 (Section 8.7)" );
q1 := Int( f(x,p), x=domain );
q2 := value( q1 );
q3 := simplify( q2 ) assuming p>-1;
q4 := simplify( q2 ) assuming p<-1;
q5 := value( eval( q1, p=-1 ) );
i1 := q1 = piecewise( p<-1, q4, p=-1, q5, p>-1, q3 );

80.

Example CAS commands:


Maple:
f := (x,p) -> x^p*ln(x);
domain := exp(1)..infinity;
fn_list := [seq( f(x,p), p=-2..2 )];
plot( fn_list, x=exp(1)..10, y=0..100, color=[red,blue,green,cyan,pink], linestyle=[1,3,4,7,9], thickness=[3,4,1,2,0],
legend=["p = -2","p = -1","p = 0","p = 1","p = 2"], title="#80 (Section 8.7)" );
q6 := Int( f(x,p), x=domain );
q7 := value( q6 );
q8 := simplify( q7 ) assuming p>-1;
q9 := simplify( q7 ) assuming p<-1;

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q10 := value( eval( q6, p=-1 ) );
i2 := q6 = piecewise( p<-1, q9, p=-1, q10, p>-1, q8 );

81.

Example CAS commands:


Maple:
f := (x,p) -> x^p*ln(x);
domain := 0..infinity;
fn_list := [seq( f(x,p), p=-2..2 )];
plot( fn_list, x=0..10, y=-50..50, color=[red,blue,green,cyan,pink], linestyle=[1,3,4,7,9], thickness=[3,4,1,2,0],
legend=["p = -2","p = -1","p = 0","p = 1","p = 2"], title="#81 (Section 8.7)" );
q11 := Int( f(x,p), x=domain ):
q11 = lhs(i1+i2);
`` = rhs(i1+i2);
`` = piecewise( p<-1, q4+q9, p=-1, q5+q10, p>-1, q3+q8 );
`` = piecewise( p<-1, -infinity, p=-1, undefined, p>-1, infinity );

82.

Example CAS commands:


Maple:
f := (x,p) -> x^p*ln(abs(x));
domain := -infinity..infinity;
fn_list := [seq( f(x,p), p=-2..2 )];
plot( fn_list, x=-4..4, y=-20..10, color=[red,blue,green,cyan,pink], linestyle=[1,3,4,7,9],
legend=["p = -2","p = -1","p = 0","p = 1","p = 2"], title="#82 (Section 8.7)" );
q12 := Int( f(x,p), x=domain );
q12p := Int( f(x,p), x=0..infinity );
q12n := Int( f(x,p), x=-infinity..0 );
q12 = q12p + q12n;
`` = simplify( q12p+q12n );

79-82. Example CAS commands:


Mathematica: (functions and domains may vary)
Clear[x, f, p]
f[x_]:= xp Log[Abs[x]]
int = Integrate[f[x], {x, e, 100)]
int /. p 2.5
In order to plot the function, a value for p must be selected.
p = 3;
Plot[f[x], {x, 2.72, 10}]
CHAPTER 8 PRACTICE EXERCISES
1. u ln (x b 1), du

dx
xb1

; dv dx, v x;

x
' ln (x b 1) dx x ln (x b 1) c ' x b 1 dx x ln (x b 1) c ' dx b ' x dx 1 x ln (x b 1) c x b ln (x b 1) b C"
b

(x b 1) ln (x b 1) c x b C" (x b 1) ln (x b 1) c (x b 1) b C, where C C" b 1


u ln x, du

dx
x

; dv x# dx, v

"
3

x$ ;

"
"
"
' x# ln x dx 3 x$ ln x c ' 3 x$ x dx x3

ln x c

x
9

2.

bC

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Chapter 8 Practice Exercises


3 dx
1 b 9x

; dv dx, v x;

3. u tanc" 3x, du

dx
' tanc" 3x dx x tanc" 3x c ' 13x 9x
b

"
6

' dy
y

"
6

ln a1 b 9x# b b C
c dx
4 c x

; dv dx, v x;

' cosc" x dx x cosc" x b ' x dx


#
#

4 cx

4. u cosc" x , du
#

x tanc" (3x) c

y 1 b 9x#
x tanc" 3x c
dy 18x dx

y 4 c x#
x cosc" x c
#
dy c2x dx

"
#

dy
' y

#
x cosc" x c 4 c x# b C x cosc" x c 21 c x b C
#
#
#

ex

5.

b
(x b 1)# ex
c
2(x b 1) ex
b
2
ex

' (x b 1)# ex dx c(x b 1)# c 2(x b 1) b 2d ex b C

0
sin (1 c x)

6.
b
x#
c
2x
b
2

cos (1 c x)
c sin (1 c x)
c cos (1 c x)

' x# sin (1 c x) dx x# cos (1 c x) b 2x sin (1 c x) c 2 cos (1 c x) b C

7. u cos 2x, du c2 sin 2x dx; dv ex dx, v ex ;


I ' ex cos 2x dx ex cos 2x b 2 ' ex sin 2x dx;
u sin 2x, du 2 cos 2x dx; dv ex dx, v ex ;

I ex cos 2x b 2 ex sin 2x c 2 ' ex cos 2x dx ex cos 2x b 2ex sin 2x c 4I I

2x

3
sin 3x c 4 e

2x

c " e
#

cos 3x c

3
#

'e

2x

2x

sin 3x dx c " e
#

2
cos 3x b C c 13 e

2x

2x

sin 3x c

3
13

sin 3x c 3 e
4

2x

2x

cos 3x c 9 I
4

cos 3x b C

x dx
dx
' x c 3x b 2 ' x2c 2 c ' x dx 1 2 ln kx c 2k c ln kx c 1k b C
c
#

9.

4
13

2x

sin 3x b 3 c " e
#
#

dx, v c " e
#

2x

10.

x dx
3
3
"
"
' x b 4x b 3 # ' xdx3 c # ' x dx 1 # ln kx b 3k c # ln kx b 1k b C
b
b

11.

' x(xdx 1)
b

12.

b1
2
2
' x x(xc1) dx ' xc1 c x c x" dx 2 ln xc" b " b C c2 ln kxk b " b 2 ln kx c 1k b C
x
x
x

1
xb1

c1
(x b 1)

dx ln kxk c ln kx b 1k b

"
xb1

bC

' " c
x

2ex sin 2x
5

cos 3x dx;

Ic"e
#

'e

2x

2x

u cos 3x, du c3 sin 3x dx; dv e

3
2

2x

sin 3x b

2x

sin 3x dx c e

I'e

"
#

2x

dx, v c " e
#

2x

8. u sin 3x, du 3 cos 3x dx; dv e

ex cos 2x
5

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bC

519

' cos )sin ) d)) c 2 ; ccos ) yd


b cos
#

13.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

"
3

c'

c"'
3

dy
y byc2
#

520

dy
yc1

"
3

yb2
"
' y dy# 3 ln y c 1 b C
b

cos b
c
ln cos ) c 2 b C c " ln cos ) b 1 b C
) 1
3
cos ) 2

14.

cos ) d
' sin ) b sin )) c 6 ; csin ) xd

15.

4x
' 3x xb b xb 4 dx '

16.

dx
x
' x4xbdx ' x4 b 4 2 tanc" # b C
4x

17.

3) dv
"
' (v bc 8v # '
2v

dx
x bxc6

xc4
x b1

"
5

"
"
c
' xdx 2 c 5 ' xdx 3 5 ln sin ) b 2 b C
sin ) 3
c
b

dx 4 ln kxk c

"
#

ln ax# b 1b b 4 tanc" x b C

3
c 4v b

5
8(v c 2)

"
8(v b #)

dv c 3 ln kvk b
8

5
16

ln kv c 2k b

"
16

ln kv b 2k b C

ln (v c 2)v (v b 2) b C

"
16

&

'

dx c '

4
x

'

18.

dv
' (v c (3v cc7) dv c 3) ' (c2) 1 b '
1)(v 2)(v
vc

19.

dt
"
"
' t b 4t b 3 " ' t dt 1 c # ' t dt 3 # tanc" t c
#
b
b

20.

dt
dt
"
"
"
' t ct tdtc 2 " ' t t c 2 c 3 ' t t b 1 6 ln kt# c 2k c 6 ln at# b 1b b C
3

21.

2
4
' x xbb x 2 dx ' x b x b2x c 2 dx ' x dx b 3 ' x dx 1 b 3 ' x dx 2 x#
xc
x
c
b

22.

' x b 1 dx ' 1 b xx b "x dx ' 1 b x(x "c 1) dx ' dx b ' x dx 1 c ' dx x


x cx
c
c
x

23.

' x xbb 4x 3 dx ' x c x b3x b 3 dx '


4x b
4x

24.

'

dv
vc3

ln (v c 2)(v c 3) b C
(v c 1)
#

"
# 3

"
#

t
tanc" 3 b C

tanc" t c

4
3

ln kx b 2k b

$
$

9
' x dx 1 c # ' xdx3 x#
b
b

dx ' (2x c 3) dx b

"
3

9
#

ln kx c 1k b C

ln kx b 3k b

3
#

ln kx b 1k b C

2
' x dx# b 3 ' x dx 4
c
b

2
3

"
"
"
"
' au ucdub u 3 ' u du 1 c 3 ' u du 1 3 ln ku c 1k c 3 ln ku b 1k b C
1
c
b

27.

' e ds 1 ; du es ds
c

$#

u es c 1
du
ub1

3u du
u (1 b u)
$

'

bC

26.

ds

3
#

2
3

3
u x
dx
dx
'
; du 3x
3
x 1 b x
#
dx 3u du

bC

ln kx c 2k b C

dx 2u du

ln

x b 2x c 8
#

"
3

x dx b

u x b 1

"
3

t
3

b ln kx c 1k c ln kxk b C

<(2x c 3) b

dx
' x 3x b 1 ; du 2dxb 1
x

tanc"

3'

du
u(1 b u)

3
x

u
3 ln u b 1 b C 3 ln 1 b x b C
3

u
' u(udu 1) c' udu1 b ' du ln u b 1 b C ln e ec " b C ln k1 c e
u
b
b
s

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'

2x b x c 21x b 24
dx
x b 2x c 8
2
x# c 3x b 3 ln kx b 4k

x b 1 c "
x b 1 b 1

3
6

25.

b'

dv
vc2

kbC

Chapter 8 Practice Exercises


du
uc"
' u a2u du1b 2 ' (u b 1)(u c 1) ' u du 1 c ' u du 1 ln u b 1 b C
c
b
u c

u c1
#

'

28.

s
u esb 1
e
ds
du ds
es b 1 ;
2 e s b1
ds 2u du

ln es b 1 c " b C
e b1b1
s

c4 cos x b C c

416 c y
4

b C c16 c y# b C

a
' d4 b x b 4 b x# b C
4bx

; cx 2 tan yd

2
' 2 sin4)coscos ) d) ' tan ) d) c ln kcos )k b C c ln 4 2c x b C
)
#

; cx 2 sin )d

"
c # ln k4 c x# k b C

d a4 c x b
4cx
#

"
c#'

' 2 tan y2 sec y dy 2 ' sec y tan y dy 2 sec y b C 4 b x# b C


2 sec y
#

#
#

(b)

sin x cos x dx
cos x

' 4xcdx
x
' 4xcdx
x

31. (a)

"
#

4bx

; cy 4 sin xd 4 '

(b)

' x dx

4bx

' x dx

c16 c y# b C
#

30. (a)

d a16 c y b
16 c y
#

y
' 16dy y
c

(b)

c"'
#

y
' 16dy y
c

29. (a)

c " ln k4 c x# k b C
#

; <t

c 1b
4t c 1

"
#

"
4

sec )

4t# c 1 b C

'

#
#

u 9 c x#
"
c#'
du c2x dx

#
"

' t dt

4t c1

a
' d4t

sec ) tan ) sec ) d)


tan )
#
"

(b)

"
8

"
4

' sec# ) d) tan ) b C 4t4 c 1 b C


4
#

4t c 1

' t dt

32. (a)

33.

' 9xcdx
x

34.

"
"
"
"
"
"
' x a9dx x b 9 ' dx b 18 ' 3 dx x c 18 ' 3 dx x 9 ln kxk c 18 ln k3 c xk c 18 ln k3 b xk b C
c
x
c
b

du
u

"
c # ln kuk b C ln

"
u

b C ln

"
9 c x

bC

"
9

ln kxk c

"
18

ln k9 c x# k b C

35.

dx
' 9cx

36.

' dx

37.

' sin3 x cos4 x dx ' cos4 xa1 c cos2 xbsin x dx ' cos4 x sin x dx c ' cos6 x sin x dx c cos x b cos x b C
5
7

9cx

38.

"
6

"
"
"
"
xb3
' 3 dx x b 6 ' 3dxx c 6 ln k3 c xk b 6 ln k3 b xk b C 6 ln x c 3 b C
c
b

x 3 sin )

dx 3 cos ) d)

x
' 3 cos ) d) ' d) ) b C sinc" 3 b C
3 cos )

' cos5 x sin5 x dx ' sin5 x cos4 x cos x dx ' sin5 x a1 c sin2 xb2 cos x dx
' sin5 x cos x dx c 2' sin7 x cos x dx b ' sin9 x cos x dx sin x c 2sin x b sin x b C
6
8
10
6

10

39.

' tan4 x sec2 x dx tan x b C


5

40.

' tan3 x sec3 x dx ' asec2 x c 1b sec2 x sec x tan x dx ' sec4 x sec x tan x dx c ' sec2 x sec x tan x dx

sec5 x
5

sec3 x
3

bC

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522
41.

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration

"
' sin 5) cos 6) d) " ' asinac)b b sina11)bb d) " ' sinac)b d) b " ' sina11)b d) " cosac)b c ## cos 11) b C
#
#
#
#

" cos ) c
#

"
## cos

11) b C

42.

' cos 3) cos 3) d) " ' acos 0 b cos 6)b d) " '
#
#

d) b

43.

' 1 b cos 2t dt ' 2 cos

t
4

44.

' et tan2 et b 1 dt ' k sec et k et dt lnk sec et b tan et k b C


3c"
180
%

45. kEs k

t
4

(x)% M where x

dt 42 sin

3c"
n

2
n

; f(x)

"
x

"
#

1
' cos 6) d) " ) b 12 sin 6) b C
#

bC

xc" f w (x) cxc# f ww (x) 2xc$ f'''(x) c6xc%

(x) 24xc& which is decreasing on [1 3] maximum of f % (x) on [1 3] is f % (1) 24 M 24. Then


c
2 %
768
"
"
180
768
kEs k 0.0001 3180" n (24) 0.0001 180 n 0.0001 n (0.0001) 768 n% 10,000 180
%

n 14.37 n 16 (n must be even)

bca
n

1c0
6

3n
#

1
6

1000 n

x
#

1
1#

"
n ;0
2000
3

f ww (x) 8 M 8. Then kET k 10c$

! mf(xi ) 12 T 1 (12) 1 ;
12
i 0

! mf(xi ) 18 and
i 0

x
3

1
18

1
S 18 (18) 1 .

48. f % (x) 3 M 3; x

2c"
n

"
n

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%
x&
x'

f(xi )
0
1/2
3/2
2
3/2
1/2
0

m
1
2
2
2
2
2
1

mf(xi )
0
1
3
4
3
1
0

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%
x&
x'

xi
0
1/6
1/3
1/2
21/3
51/6
1

f(xi )
0
1/2
3/2
2
3/2
1/2
0

m
1
4
2
4
2
4
1

mf(xi )
0
2
3
8
3
2
0

c
. Hence kEs k 10c& 2180" " (3) 10c&
n

"
60n

n 6.38 n 8 (n must be even)


49. yav

" <
21
21
c37 365 cos < 365 (365 c 101) b 25(365) c c37 365 cos < 365 (0 c 101) b 25(0)
365
21
21
37
21
37
21
37
21
21
c 21 cos 365 (264) b 25 b 21 cos 365 (c101) c 21 cos 365 (264) c cos 365 (c101) b
37
c #1 (0.16705 c 0.16705) b 25 25 F

50. av(Cv )

"
655

"
675c20

675
"
"
'20 c8.27 b 10c& a26T c 1.87T# bd dT 655 <8.27T b 103

&

10c& n%

10
60

21
"
21
'0365 <37 sin 365 (x c 101) b 25 dx 365 <c37 365 cos 365 (x c 101) b 25x $'&
21
!

T# c

0.62333
10
&

"
365 c 0

" # (8) 10c$


n

xi
0
1/6
1/3
1/2
21/3
51/6
1

"
12

n 25.82 n 26

47. x

10c$

1c0
n
#

&

2
3n

(x)# M where x
#

1c0
12

46. kET k

25

'(&

T$ #!

[(5582.25 b 59.23125 c 1917.03194) c (165.4 b 0.052 c 0.04987)] 5.434;

8.27 b 10c& a26T c 1.87T# b 5.434 1.87T# c 26T c 283,600 0 T

26b676 b 4(1.87)(283,600)
#(1.87)

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Chapter 8 Practice Exercises


1
12

hour.
2.42 gal

x!
x"
x#
x$
x%
x5
x'
x(
x)

b!

lim

lim

b3

<sinc" x b lim
3
0

b3

cx ln x c xd 1 (1 ln 1 c 1) c lim
b

b!

9cx

'01 ln x dx

b3

'0b dx

54.

9cx

lim

'03 dx

53.

f(xi )
0
36
54
51
49.5
54
64.4
67.5
42

m
1
4
2
4
2
4
2
4
1

sinc" b c sinc" 0
3
3

cb ln b c bd c1 c lim

b!

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$12,723.90 the job cannot be done for $11,000.

xi
0
15
30
45
60
75
90
105
120

1
#

mf(xi )
0
144
108
204
99
216
128.8
270
42
1
#

c0

ln b
b
"

52. Using the Simpson's rule, x 15 x 5;


3
! mf(xi ) 1211.8 Area a1211.8ba5b 6059 ft2 ;

c1 c lim

b!

29
12

"

b 2a2.4b b 2a2.3b b b 2a2.4b b 2.3 d


(b) a60 mphb 12 hours/gal 24.83 mi/gal
29
1
2.5
24 c

c1 b 0 c 1

&$

c '3

b '2

diverges

'

d)
() b 1)
2

&$

"
v

4
4v c 1

b_

b_

dv lim <ln v c
b_

61.

'

dx
4x b 9

_c
_c
_

63.

lim
) _ ) b 1

4 dx
x b 16
#

2'0

"
#

'0

dx
x b9
4

1
6

lim

b c_

"
# b lim
_

"
"
"
b e3b c 9 e3b c 9 c 0 c 9
3

2
< 3 tanc" 2x b
3
0

"
# b lim
_

2
< 3 tanc" 2b c
3

"
3

tanc" (0)

b
x
b
2 lim <tanc" 4 0 2 lim <tanc" 4 c tanc" (0) 2 1 c 0 1
#

b_

1 and '6

'

d)
)

b_

diverges '6

62.

b_

d)
) b 1
#

dx
4x b 9

2 '0

"
< x e3x c " e3x 0 c 9 c
3
9
b

lim

b c_

2 1 c 0
3 #

4 dx
x b 16

b_

"
#

3
4

dx lim ccx# e x c 2xe x c 2e x d 0 lim acb# e b c 2be b c 2e b b c (c2) 0 b 2 2


c

b 1 b ln 3 1 b ln

xe3x dx

c ln (4v c 1) 1

'0

"
4

"
v

60.

diverges

b
lim <ln u c 2 3 lim <ln b c 2 c ln 3 c 2 0 c ln " ln 3
u
b
3
3

b_

x# e

converges if each integral converges, but

d)
() b 1)

"
lim <ln 4b b 1 c b c (ln 1 c 1 c ln 3) ln
c

'0

b"$ 6

du
u

&$

dv '1 " b
v

59.

b!

du
uc2

d)
)

d)
() b 1)

'3

<y"$ 1 6 1 c lim
b

&$

1 and '2

b!

&$

3v c 1
4v c v

'1

58.

&$

2 du
u c 2u

b'

'3

d)
() b 1)

2 3 lim

dy
y

&$

57.

2 '0

dy
y

&$

$#

'

lim
) _ ()b1)

b '0

dy
y

$#

d)
() b 1)

$#

'

$#

56.

'

' 11 ydy

55.

diverges

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"

51. (a) Each interval is 5 min

523

_c
_

Chapter 8 Techniques of Integration


cos ud b c '0 e
0

b_

dx
x a1 b e x b

converges

b '1

lim a1 b ex b 2 and '0


x0

dx
x a1 b e x b

dx
x

diverges

'01 x a1dx e b diverges


b
x

#
"

"

b a#
#

u x

du #dxx

2
2
' u 12u udu ' 2u# c 2u b 2 c 1 b u du 3 u$ c u# b 2u c 2 ln k1 b uk b C
b
#

_c

diverges

' 2 c cos x b sin x dx '


sin x

sinc" (x b 1) b C

2 csc# x dx c '

cos x dx
sin x
#

73.

d(x b 1)
1 c (x b 1)

'

b ' csc x dx c2 cot x b

"
sin x

c ln kcsc x b cot xk b C

c2 cot x b csc x c ln kcsc x b cot xk b C


74.

sin
' cos )) d) ' 1 c cos) ) d) ' sec# ) d) c ' d) tan ) c ) b C
cos

75.

dv
' 819c v

76.

'2

dx
(x c 1)

"
#

"
"
b
' v dv 9 b 12 ' 3 dv v b 1"# ' 3 dv v 12 ln 3 c v b " tanc" v b C
b
c
b
3 v
6
3
#

b
"
"
lim < 1 c x 2 lim < 1 c b c (c1) 0 b 1 1

b_

b_

cos (2) b 1)

77.
b
)
c
1
0

"
#

ln kx c 2k b C

'

5
#

sin# ) b C ln xx b 1 c " xx b 1 b C
#

72.

dx
c2x c x

ln kx b 2k c

"
#

3
#

sec ) d
' tan ) sec )) ' cos ))d) ' 1 c sin) ) d(sin ))
sin
sin
#

ln ksin )k c

x tan )

dx sec# ) d)

5
' x dx 2 c # ' x dx 2 c x#
b
c

_c

#$

3
#

dx
x ax b 1 b

x dx c

_c

_c
_

c x b 2x c 2 ln 1 b x b C

b2
' x cbx2 dx c ' x b 4x c 4 dx c '
4
x

'

b '0

dx
x
1 x a1 b e b
#

x a1 b e x b
x
x0

2 dx
ex b e

b'

dx
x a1 b e x b

dt converges

'

converges

4 dx
ex

e t
t

71.

70.

2x
3

lim

dx
x a1 b e x b

x
' 1 bdx x ;

ex

 '0

'

2 dx
ex b e

x 0 x

69.

'

dx
x a1 b e x b

lim

2'0

_c

'

68.

2 dx
ex b e

'

'1

67.

e t for t 1 and '1 e t dt converges

e t
t

b_

diverges
66. 0 

dz (ln2z) b lim (ln#z) 1 c 0 b lim (ln2b) c " _


2
#

ln z
z

dz b 'e

ln z
z

dz '1

ln z
z

sin ud b c '0 ae u b cos u du


0

converges
#

'1

65.

"
#

b_

I 1 b 0 c I 2I 1 I

sin u du 1 b lim ce

b_

cos u du lim cce

64. I '0 e

524

sin (2) b 1)
c " cos (2) b 1)
4

)
' ) cos (2) b 1) d) # sin (2) b 1) b " cos (2) b 1) b C
4

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x dx
c
' x c 2x b 1 ' x b 2 b x 3x2x 2 1 dx '
c b
$

y2cx
c'
dy c dx

2 c x

sin 2x

y$# c 4y"# b C

2
3

2
3

2
#

(2 c x)$# c 4(2 c x)"# b C

c 22 c x b C
sin
cos
' cos )sin )) d) ' a1 csin ))b d) ' csc# ) d) c ' d) cot ) c ) b C

dv; cv sin )d
bC

1 c v
v

csinc" v c

2
#

cos 2x dx c

(2 c y) dy
y

sec# ) b C

' 1vc v

dx
(x c 1)

2cx

"
4

bC

' x dx

"
#(1 b cos 2))

1 b cos 4x dx c2 '

82.

d(1 b cos 2))


(1 b cos 2))

b'

bC

81.

"
c#'

2)
' (1sincos d)))
b
2

'

"
xc1

b 2x b 3 ln kx c 1k c

dx
xc1

x
#

80.

79.

(x b 2) dx b 3 '

78.

83.

c
' y cdy b 2 ' (yd(y1) 1) 1 tanc" (y c 1) b C
c
b
2y

84.

'

85.

1
' z azzbb 4b dz " ' " b z"
4
z

dx
1bx

"
#

dz

"
4

b1
3

bC

"
4z

ln kzk c

x# ex c ex b C

"
8

"
8

ln az# b 4b c

ax c 1 b e x
#

tanc"

z
#

bC

bC

"
c 4 9 c 4t# b C

; dv

"
,vcx;

dx
x
#

88. u tanc" x, du

d a9 c 4t b
9 c 4t
#

c"'
8

d a x# b

9 c 4t

' x# ex

' t dt

"
#

zb1
z b4

87.

dx

sinc" x

' x$ ex

"
#

86.

9 c ax b 1 b

d ax b 1 b
#

'

"
#

x dx
8 c 2x c x

"
"
' tan x x dx c x tanc" x b ' x a1dx x b c x tanc" x b ' dx c ' 1xbdx
x
x
b
"c

cet xd

xb"
ln kx b 1k c ln kx b 2k b C ln x b # b C

"
4e2b

cb
lim 2e2b c

'0

xex
e3x

c 0 c "
4

c ' tan t dt

dx '0 xe

2x

tan t
#

c ln ksec tk b C

dx lim <c x e
#
b_

2x

"
c4e

2x

b
0

"
4

(sin v)
cot v
v dv
' ln (sindv ' (sincosln (sin v) ; u ln cos v dv
v)
v)
du

x ln y
; dx dy
y
dy ex dx

tan t
#

(tan t) asec# t c 1b dt

91.

'1

92.

dx
xb#

' tan$ t dt '

b_

b ln kxk c ln 1 b x# b C

bC

90.

ln y dy
y

dx
' (x b 1)(x b 2) ' x dx 1 c '
b

et dt
b 3et b 2 ;
t
ln et b "
e b#
2t

'e

ln a1 b x# b b C c tanx

"c

89.

"
#

c " tanc" x b ln kxk c


x

sin v

' du ln kuk b C ln kln (sin v)k b C


u

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93.

' eln x dx ' x dx 2 x$# b C


3

94.

' e) 3 b 4e) d);

95.

sin 5t
' 1 b (cos dt
5t)

96.

' dv

97.

' 1 bdrr ;

98.

c 10x b
c
' x 4x 10x20x 9 dx ' d xx c 10x b 99 ln kx% c 10x# b 9k b C
c
b

99.

x
' 1bx

u r

dr
du 2r

100.

x
' 1bx

101.

' 1bx
1bx

dx 3'

dx;

1 b x2
1 b x3
2

x
1 b x2

3x2
1 b x3

secc" x b C secc" aev b b C

2
' 2ubdu ' 2 c 1 b u du 2u c 2 ln k1 b uk b C 2r c 2 ln 1 b r b C
1 u

dx ' ax c

dx
x x c 1

"
"
c 5 tanc" u b C c 5 tanc" (cos 5t) b C

'

x ev

dx ev dv

du
1bu

"
"
' 3 b u du 4 2 (3 b u)$# b C 6 a3 b 4e) b$# b C
3

u cos 5t
"
c5'
du c5 sin 5t dt

;
1

"
4

e2v

u 4e)

du 4e) d)

2x
b dx ' x dx c 1 ' 1 b x
2

1
1
dx 2 x2 c 2 lna1 b x2 b b C

dx 3lnl1 b x3 l b C

A
1bx

Bx b C
1 c x b x2

1 b x2 Aa1 c x b x2 b b aBx b Cba1 b xb

aA b Bbx b acA b B b Cbx b aA b Cb A b B 1 cA b B b C 0, A b C 1 A 2 , B 1 , C 1 ;


3
3
3
3

uxc "
#

du dx

1
3

'

a 1 3 b x b 1 3
1 c x b x2

ub 3
2
b u2

2
1 ln 3 b x c " b
6
4
#

2
3

dx;

2
1bx

' x1 b x dx;

103.

1
a1 b x b 2

'

3
4

u
b u2

du b

1
2

'

3
4

1
b u2

dx

1 b au c 1 b 2
u3

1 lnl1 c x b x2 l b
6

du '

2
3

1
1
' 1 b x dx b 3 '

du 1 ln 3 b u2 b
6
4

?2 c 2u b 2
u3

3
4

xb1
2
b x c

dx;

1
u
c1
3 tan 32

1
c1 2x c 1
3 tan 3

2
1
dx 3 lnl1 b xl b 6 lnl1 c x b x2 l b

u1bx
'
du dx

lnl1 b xl b

1
3

1
c1 x c
3 tan 32

1
1
xb1
' 1 b x dx b 3 ' 1 c x b x

' a1 b x b
1bx

102.

du

3
4

2
1
1
xb1
b dx 3 ' 1 b x dx b 3 ' 1 c x b x

#
"

dx ' a 12b3x b

#
"

' 1bx
1bx

du '

1
u

1
c1 2x c 1
3 tan 3

du c '

2
u2

bC

du b '

2
u3

du lnlul b

2
u

bC

w x w2 x
2
' 2w 1 b w dw
2w dw dx

1 b w
b
2w2
c
4w
b
4

2
3 a1

b wb32

4
15 a1
8
105 a1

0
3 2
4 x1 b x c
3

b wb52
b wb72

' 2w2 1 b w dw 4 w2 a1 b wb32 c


3

16
x 1
15

52
b x b

32
105 1

16
15 wa1

b wb52 b

32
105 a1

72
b x b C

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1
u2

bC

Chapter 8 Practice Exercises


104.

' 1 b 1 b x dx; w 1 b x w2 1 b x ' 2w 1 b w dw;


2w dw dx

3 2
u 2w, du 2 dw, dv 1 b w dw, v 2 a1 b wb
3
8
' 2w 1 b w dw 4 wa1 b wb32 c ' 4 a1 b wb32 dw 4 wa1 b wb32 c 15 a1 b wb52 b C
3
3
3

4 1 b x1 b 1 b x
3

105.

3 2

1
' x1 b x dx; u x u

'2

du '

1 b u2

2u du dx

2sec2 )
sec )

8
15 1

b 1 b x

'

2
1 b u2

52

bC

du; u tan ), c 1  )  1 , du sec2 ) d), 1 b u2 sec )


2
2

d) ' 2 sec ) d) 2lnlsec ) b tan )l b C 2 ln1 b u2 b u b C

2 ln1 b x b x b C

106.

' 12 1 b 1 c x2 dx;
0

x sin ), c 1  )  1 , dx cos ) d), 1 c x2 cos ), x 0 sin ) ) 0, x


2
2
1 6

1 b cos ) cos ) d) '

16 1ccos2 )
1 c cos )

cos ) d) '0

16

sin ) cos )
1 c cos )

u cos ), du csin ) d), dv


1 6

lim 2 cos ) a1 c cos )b12


c 0

lim 2 cos 1 1 c cos 1


6
6
c0
b

lim 3 1 c

c 0

lim 3 1 c
c 0
b

3 1 c

107.

3 1 2
2

b 'c

1 2

1 6

d)

sin )
1 c cos )

lim

c0

'0

"
#

sin ) ) 1
6

sin
' 16 ) cos )

1 c cos )

d) ;

d), v 2a1 c cos )b12

2a1 c cos )b12 sin ) d)


1 6

4
c 2 cos c a1 c cos cb12 b 3 a1 c cos )b32

3 1 2
2

3 2
c 2 cos c a1 c cos cb12 b 4 1 c cos 1 c 4 a1 c cos cb32
3
6
3

3 1 2
2

4
c 2 cos c a1 c cos cb12 b 3 1 c

4
b 3 1 c

3 32
2

1 c

3 3 2
2

3 12 4 b 3
3
2

4
c 3 a1 c cos cb32

4 b 32c3
3 2

' x blnxxln x dx ' xa1 ln xln xb dx; u 1 b ln x ' u c 1 du ' du c ' 1 du u c lnlul b C
1
b
u
u
du x dx

a1 b ln xb c lnl1 b ln xl b C ln x c lnl1 b ln xl b C
108.

109.

1
1
' x ln xlnaln xb dx; u lna1ln xb ' u du lnlul b C lnllnaln xbl b C

du

'x

ln x

ln x
dx;
x

x ln x dx

2
1
u xln x ln u ln xln x aln xb u du

2 ln x
x

dx du

2u ln x
x

dx

2xln x ln x
x

dx

"
#

' du

" u b C " xln x b C


#
#
110.

' aln xbln x 1 b lnaln xb dx; u aln xbln x ln u ln aln xbln x aln xb ln aln xb 1 du axln xxb b lnaln xb dx
x
x
u
ln
x
du u 1 b
x

lnaln xb
x dx

1
aln xbln x x b

lnaln xb
x dx

' du u b C aln xbln x b C

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'

111.

dx '

1
x 1 c x4

1
2

x
x2 1 c x4

dx; x2 sin ), 0 )  1 , 2x dx cos ) d), 1 c x4 cos )


2

' csc ) d) c 1 lnlcsc ) b cot )l b C c 1 ln x1


2
2

1 c x4

x2

b C c 1 ln 1 b
2

2u
' 1xc x dx; u 1 c x u2 1 c x 2u du cdx ' 1cc u

du '

112.

2
u2 c 1

A
uc1

B
ub1

1 c x4

x2

2u2
u2 c 1

1
2

)
' sincoscos ) d)
)

bC

du ' 2 b

2
u2 c 1 du;

2 Aau b 1b b Bau c 1b aA b Bbu b A c B A b B 0, A c B 2

A 1 B c1; ' 2 b

2
u2 c 1 du

1
' 2 du b ' a u c 1 c

1
ub1

b du

2u b lnlu c 1l c lnlu b 1l b C 21 c x b 1 ln 1 c x c 1 b C
2
1cxb1

' a faa c xb dx; u a c x du cdx, x 0 u a, x a u 0 c' 0 faub du ' a faub du, which is

113. (a)

the same integral as '0 faxb dx.

12
cos x
sin x
cos x b sin x dx 2 0
sin x b cos x dx
12
12
x 1 2 0 sin xsin x x dx 1
2
b cos
2
0

'

12

sin 2 cos x c cos 2 sin x


sin 2 cos x c cos 2 sin x b cos 2 cos x b sin 2 sin x
1

dx '0

'

1 2

sin 2 c x
c x b cos 2 c x

'0

' 12 sin xsin x x dx ' 12 sin


b cos

(b)

sin x b cos x
' 12 sin xsin x x dx b ' 12 cos cos xsin x dx ' 12 sin x b cos x dx ' 12 dx
b cos
xb

'

0
12

sin x
sin x b cos x

dx

1
4

c
xb
sin x cos
cos
sin
x
' sin xsin x x dx ' sin x b cos xsin xcos cos xsin x c sin x dx ' sin x b cos x dx b ' csin xxbbcos xx dx b ' sincsincos x dx
b cos
b
b
x
xb
x c sin
sin
sin
' dx c ' cos x b cos x dx c ' sin x bx x dx x c lnlsin x b cos xl c ' sin x bx x dx
sin
x
cos
cos
sin x
sin x
x
1
2' sin x b cos x dx x c lnlsin x b cos xl ' sin x b cos x dx 2 c 2 lnlsin x b cos xl b C

114.

sin x
' 1 b sin x dx '
2

115.

' dx c '

dx '

sin2 x
cos2 x
1
sin2
b cos2x
cos2 x
x

sec2 x
1 b 2tan2 x

dx x c

tan2 x
sec2 x b tan2 x

dx '

1
c1
2 tan 2 tan x

tan2 x b sec2 x c sec2 x


sec2 x b tan2 x

dx '

tan2 x b sec2 x
sec2 x b tan2 x

dx c '

sec2 x
sec2 x b tan2 x

dx

bC

1 c cos
cos x
x
' 1 c cos x dx ' a1 c cos xxb dx ' 1 c 2cos x b cos x dx ' sin1 x dx c ' 2cosxx dx b ' cos x dx
1b
sin x
sin
sin
' csc2 x dx c 2' csc x cot x dx b ' cot2 x dx ccot x b 2csc x b ' acsc2 x c 1bdx c2cot x b 2csc x c x b C
2

116.

CHAPTER 8 ADDITIONAL AND ADVANCED EXERCISES

2 asin

c"

2x sin x dx
1 c x

2x
; dv c dx , v 21 c x# ;
1cx

"c

x dx
1cx

dx
1 c x

"c

sin
c' 2x

"
x

; dv dx, v x;

asinc" xb dx x asinc" xb c '

u sinc" x, du

'

"c

'

2 sin x dx
1 c x
#

1. u asinc" xb , du

2.

dx

xb 1 c x# c ' 2 dx 2 asinc" xb 1 c x# c 2x b C; therefore

asinc" xb dx x asinc" xb b 2 asinc" xb 1 c x# c 2x b C

"
x

"
"
x(x b 1) x
"
x(x b 1)(x b 2)

"
xb1 ,
"
"
2x c x b 1

"
#(x b 2)

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"
"
"
"
"
x(x b 1)(x b 2)(x b 3) 6x c #(x b 1) b #(x b 2) c 6(x b 3) ,
"
"
"
"
"
x(x b 1)(x b 2)(x b 3)(x b 4) #4x c 6(x b 1) b 4(x b #) c 6(x b 3)
m

"
x(x b 1)(x b 2) (x b m)

k 0

(c")k
(k!)(m c k)!(x b k) ;

therefore '

"
24(x b 4)

the following pattern:

dx
x(x b 1)(x b 2) (x b m)

(c")
! (k!)(m c k)! ln kx b kk b C
k

k 0

"c

"c

"c

dt
t c 1 c t

sinc" x b

x
#

sinc" x c '

sin ) cos ) c )
4

sin ) cos ) d)
2 cos )

bC

u tan )

d)

"
#

"
"
du
"
' u du 1 c # ' u du 1 c # ' uu b 1 # ln u c 1
c
b

"
#

ln t c 1 c t# c

u b1

"
#

bC

du
u b1

tanc" u b C

"
#

' (u c 1)duu b 1b
a

"
ln tan ) c " c # ) b C
sec )

sinc" t b C
"
ax b 2x b 2b ax c 2x b 2b
#

dx '

dx

"
ax b 2b c 4x

"
#

d)
' sincosc) cos ) ' tan d))c 1 ; du sec# ) d)
)

t sin )

dt cos ) d)

' x " 4 dx '


b

x
#

' sinc" y dy y sinc" y b y 1 c y#c sin

6.

bC

'

sin 2)
4

x sinc" x dx

)
x c " # c
#

'

' 2z sinc" z dz; from Exercise 3, ' z sinc" z dz

dy
2 y

z1 c z c sin z
bC
4
y c y
sin y
sinc" y b # c
b
#

z sin
#

x sin )

dx cos ) d)

"c

z y

' sinc" y dy;


dz

5.

"
sin# ) d) x sinc"
#
#
x1 c x c sin x
bC
4

"c

sinc" x b

x
#

'

sinc" x c

4.

x
#

x dx
2 1 c x

sinc" x c '

x
#

; dv x dx, v

' x sinc" x dx x#

dx
1 c x

3. u sinc" x, du

"
16

b
2
c
2
' x 2x2x 2 2 b (x b 1) b 1 c x 2x2x 2b# b (x c 1) b 1 dx
b b
c

"
16

ln x
x

b 2x b 2
c 2x b #

b " ctanc" (x b 1) b tanc" (x c 1)d b C


8

#
#

7. x lim
_

' xx sin t dt x lim_ cc cos td x x x lim_ cc cos x b cos (cx)d x lim_ ac cos x b cos xb x lim_ 0 0

8.

'x1 cos t dt;


t

lim

x!

'x1 cos t dt diverges since '01 dt diverges; thus


t
t

"

x!

cos t
t

dt

lim

x!

c cos x
x

lim

#
"

#
#

k
n

c'1

lim

x!

cos x 1

n lim ! ln 1 b k " " '0 ln (1 b x) dx;


n
n
_
n

k 1

b
b
b

n
9. n lim ! ln 1 b
_
k 1

t!

"
cos t

^
dt is an indeterminate 0 _ form and we apply l'Hopital's rule:

1
x 'x cos t dt
t

lim

x!

t
cos t
t

lim

cos t
t

t!

#
"

lim

x!

x 'x

lim

x!

lim

u 1 b x, du dx
x 0 u 1, x 1 u 2

'12 ln u du cu ln u c ud # (2 ln 2 c 2) c (ln 1 c 1) 2 ln 2 c 1 ln 4 c 1
"

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k 0

1 c k n

1 b cos 2t dt 2 '0
#

# #

# #

dx '

1 2

#
#

c " b ln 3 c (0 b ln 1) ln 3 c
#

# #

2
1cx

1 2

1 b 2x b x
a1 c x b

1 x
1 b x ; L '0
c

c1 b

b
'0 " c x dx '0 c1 b
1 x

1 2

a1 c x b b 4x
a1 c x b

"
1bx

"
1cx

1 b dy
dx

1 2

1
#

c2x
1cx

"
n

dy
1 b dx dx
"#

b
dx <cx b ln 1 c x !
1 x

"
#

shell
shell
13. V 'a 21 radius height dx '0 21xy dx
b

61 '0 x# 1 c x dx;
1

u1cx
du c dx
x# (1 c u)#

c61 '1 (1 c u)# u du


0

c61 '1 u"# c 2u$# b u&# du


0

c61 < 2 u$# c 4 u&# b 2 u(# " 61 2 c


3
5
7
3
84
16
61 70 c105b 30 61 105 321
35
b

5 dx
x
#

1 '1 dx b
x

25 dx
x (5 c x)

dx
5cx

%
x
1 <ln 5 c x c 5 " 1 ln 4 c 5 c 1 ln
x
4

151
4

b 2
7

14. V 'a 1y# dx 1 '1

4
5

"
4

c 5

b 21 ln 4

shell
shell
15. V 'a 21 radius height dx '0 21xex dx
b

"

1
#

1%

dy
dx

n 1

"
n n lim !
_

cos 2x 1 b dy 1 b cos 2x 2 cos# x; L '0


dx

2 csin td !
12.

dy
dx

"

dx csinc" xd !

11.

"
1 cx

k 0

n
n ck

n 1

n lim !
_

'0

"
n c k

"

n 1

10. n lim !
_
k 0

530

21 cxex c ex d " 21
!

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ln 2

21(ln 2 c x) aex c 1b dx

21 '0

ln 2

c(ln 2) ex c ln 2 c xex b xd dx

21 (ln 2) ex c (ln 2)x c xex b ex b


21 2 ln 2 c (ln 2) c 2 ln 2 b 2 b

x
#

ln 2

(ln 2)
#

0
#

16. V '0

c 21(ln 2 b 1)

21 c (ln#2) c ln 2 b 1
#

17. (a) V '1 1 c1 c (ln x)# d dx


e

1 cx c x(ln x)# d 1 b 21'1 ln x dx


e

(FORMULA 110)
e
1 cx c x(ln x)# b 2(x ln x c x)d 1
e
1 ccx c x(ln x)# b 2x ln xd 1
1 cce c e b 2e c (c1)d 1

(b) V '1 1(1 c ln x)# dx 1'1 c1 c 2 ln x b (ln x)# d dx


e

1 cx c 2(x ln x c x) b x(ln x)# d 1 c 21'1 ln x dx


e

1 cx c 2(x ln x c x) b x(ln x)# c 2(x ln x c x)d 1


e
1 c5x c 4x ln x b x(ln x)# d 1
1 c(5e c 4e b e) c (5)d 1(2e c 5)
e

"

2y

1 ae c 3 b
#
#

18. (a) V 1 '0 <aey b# c 1 dy 1'0 ae2y c 1b dy 1 < e# c y ! 1 e# c 1 c "


#

(b) V 1'0 aey c 1b# dy 1'0 ae2y c 2ey b 1b dy 1 < e# c 2ey b y ! 1 e# c 2e b 1 c " c 2
#
1

lim

x!

x ln x 0

lim

x!

f(x) 0 f(0) f is continuous

19. (a)

1 ae c 4e b 5b
#
#

1 e# c 2e b 5
#

"

2y

#
u (ln x)

du (2 ln x) dx
#
2
x
x
#
'2 x
(b) V '0 1x# (ln x)# dx;
dv x# dx 1 b lim 3 (ln x) b c 0 3 (2 ln x)
!
x

v 3
$

x
9

1 8(ln 2) c
3
b

b!

x ln x c
3

1 8 (ln 2)# c 2 lim


3
3

16(ln 2)
9

16
27

20. V '0 1(c ln x)# dx


1

c21 lim

b!

b!

cx(ln x)# d b c 2'0 ln x dx9


1

1 lim

cx ln x c xd 1 21
b

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21. M '1 ln x dx cx ln x c xd e (e c e) c (0 c 1) 1;
1
e

Mx '1 (ln x) ln#x dx


e

My
M

therefore, x
1

2 dx
1 c x

My '0

e# c

"
#

'1e x dx

e
#

b "
#

e b1
4

and y

Mx
M

"
4

ae# b 1b ;

ec2
#

"

2 csinc" xd ! 1;

22. M '0

x
#

(e c 2);

"
#

x# ln x c

"
#

"
#

ln x
# 1

My '1 x ln x dx x

'1e (ln x)# dx

cx(ln x)# d 1 c 2 '1 ln x dx

"
#

"
#

"
2x dx

#
1 c x 2 c 1 c x 2;
!
My
2
therefore, x M 1 and y 0 by symmetry
1

tan
x tan )
L' 4
#
dx sec ) d)

sec )sec ) d)
tan )

(tan ) sec ) b csc )) d) csec ) c ln kcsc ) b cot )kd tan4

b " c 2 c ln 1 b 2 1 b e# c ln
e

1 b e
e

b " c 2 b ln 1 b 2
e

"c

24. y ln x 1 b dx 1 b x# S 21'c x1 b x# dy S 21'0 ey 1 b e2y dy;


dy
#

tan
u tan )
21 ' 4
du sec# ) d)
e

%1

c 2
$#

cf w (x)d# b 1

$#
S 21 ' 1 1 c x#$
1

"
x

$#

sec ) sec# ) d)

1 1 b e# e b ln 1 b e# b e c 1 2 1 b ln 2 b 1

25. S 21 ' 1 f(x) 1 b cf w (x)d# dx; f(x) 1 c x#$


$#
41'0 1 c x#$ x " dx;

u ey
du ey dy

1 b e b e
2 b 1

"c

21 " csec ) tan ) b ln ksec ) b tan )kd tan


#
1 e1 b e# b ln

"c

S 21'1 1 b u# du;

dx
x

$#

tan

"c

1 b e
e

dx;

d) '

(sec )) atan ) b 1b
tan )

1 b e# c ln

x b 1
x

"c

tan

dx '1

'

"
x

"c

23. L '1 1 b

1
u x#$
3
$#
'1
du c61'0 (1 c u)$# d(1 c u)
2 dx 4 # 1 0 (1 c u)
du 3 x

$"

$"

"
c61 2 <(1 c u)&# !
5

x c 1 L '1 1 b x c 1 dx '1 1 b x c 1 dx

integral diverges if a

c ln 2 ;
a

"
#

lim ab b 1b
b
b_

; for a " :
#

a
lim < # ln ax# b 1b c

b_

2a
lim b
b_ b

b b 1
b
b_

lim

b_

ab b 1 b
b

'1b x ax 1 c #"x dx
b

lim b
b_

lim 1 b
b_

"
b

ln

dx lim

2 a

"
#
1
2

"
ln x 1 lim # ln
b

b_

_ if a

"

lim
b_ #

"
#

ln

ax b 1 b
x

the improper
ab b 1 b
b

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b_ #

"
#x

124
5

#"

x ax 1 c
b

'1

27.

4 a16b54 c 4 a1b54
5
5

16

16

16

4
'1 x dx 4 x54
5

16

dy
dx

26. y '1 t c 1 dt

121
5

c ln 2"#

Chapter 8 Additional and Advanced Exercises

29. A '1

dx
xp

'0b e

xt

b_

xb

b_

"
#

"
#

lim (b b 1)2a
b_

; in summary, the improper integral

1c0
x

"
x

if x 0 xG(x) x " 1 if x 0
x

converges if p 1 and diverges if p 1. Thus, p 1 for infinite area. The volume of the solid of revolution

dx
x2p

which converges if 2p 1 and diverges if 2p 1. Thus we want

for finite volume. In conclusion, the curve y x

gives infinite area and finite volume for values of p satisfying

 p 1.

30. The area is given by the integral A '0

d " c lim

1 p 1
b

b!

b1
b1

c_, diverges;

1 c 0, converges; thus, p 1 for infinite area.

b
b

The volume of the solid of revolution about the x-axis is Vx 1'0


p

"
#

, and diverges if p

"
#

dx
x2p

which converges if 2p  1 or

. Thus, Vx is infinite whenever the area is infinite (p 1).

The volume of the solid of revolution about the y-axis is Vy 1 '1 cR(y)d# dy 1'1

1 p  2 (see Exercise 29). In conclusion, the curve y x

converges if

2
p

dy
y2 p

cx

b!

cx1 p d 1 1 c lim
b
c

b!

ln b _, diverges;
b

p  1: A lim

b!

b!

p 1: A lim

cln xd c lim
c

b!

p 1: A lim

1
b

dx
xp

"
#

b_

b
dt lim <c " e xt 0 lim 1 cxe
x

"
about the x-axis is V '1 1 xp dx 1 '1

(bb1)2a
b b1

 lim

and has the value c ln42

b_

"
#

dx converges only when a


c

28. G(x) lim

"
#x

c_ the improper integral diverges if a 

x ax 1 c
b

ab b 1 b
b

: 0 lim

lim ln

b_

ab b 1 b
b
b_

"
#

ln 2 c ln42 ; if a 
#

'1

"
#

ln 1 c

"
#

which

gives infinite area and finite

volume for values of p satisfying 1 p  2, as described above.


"
dt lim cce t d b lim <c eb c (c1) 0 b 1 1
0

b_

b_

dt; dv e t dt, v ce t ; x fixed positive real


c

(b) u tx , du xtx

b_

'0b e

31. (a) >(1) '0 e t dt lim

>(x b 1) '0 tx e t dt lim cctx e t d b b x '0 tx 1 e t dt lim c bb b 0x e! b x>(x) x>(x)


0
e
c c

b_

(c) >(n b 1) n>(n) n!:


n 0: >(0 b 1) >(1) 0!;
n k: Assume >(k b 1) k!
n k b 1: >(k b 1 b 1) (k b 1) >(k b 1)
(k b 1)k!
(k b 1)!
Thus, >(n b 1) n>(n) n! for every positive integer n.

b_

for some k 0;
from part (b)
induction hypothesis
definition of factorial

x
n
n
1
1
32. (a) >(x) x 2x and n>(n) n! n! n n 2n n 2n1
e
e
e

(b)

n
10
20
30
40
50
60

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n n 2n1
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n n 2n1
e
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10
b
c

1
3 sin

4e2x

c 1 cos 3x
9

33. e2x

e2x
3

sin 3x b

2e2x
9

3x

cos 3x c 4 I
9

34. e3x

13
9

e2x
9

(3 sin 3x b 2 cos 3x) I

e2x
13

(3 sin 3x b 2 cos 3x) b C

sin 4x

3e3x

"
c 4 cos 4x

9e3x

"
c 16 sin 4x

3x

I c e4 cos 4x b

3e3x
16

sin 4x c

9
16

sin 3x

b
c
b

e3x
16

(3 sin 4x c 4 cos 4x) I

e3x
25

(3 sin 4x c 4 cos 4x) b C

ccos x

c9 sin 3x

25
16

sin x

3 cos 3x

35.

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2e2x

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csin x

I c sin 3x cos x b 3 cos 3x sin x b 9I c8I c sin 3x cos x b 3 cos 3x sin x


I sin 3x cos xc83 cos 3x sin x b C
cos 5x

sin 4x

c sin 5x

c " cos 4x
4

c25cos 5x

"
c 16 sin 4

I c " cos 5x cos 4x c


4
I

"
9

sin 5x sin 4x b

25
16

9
I c 16 I c " cos 5x cos 4x c
4

5
16

sin 5x sin 4x

(4 cos 5x cos 4x b 5 sin 5x sin 4x) b C


b

37. eax

5
16

sin bx

aeax

c " cos bx
b

a# eax

"
c b sin bx
#

a
b

I a

#
#

sin bx c

bb
b
#

eax
a bb

aeax
b

ax

I c eb cos bx b

eax
b
#

36.

(a sin bx c b cos bx)

(a sin bx c b cos bx) b C

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b

38. eax

cos bx

aeax

"
b

a# eax

"
c b cos bx
#

bb
b

eax
b

(a cos bx b b sin bx)

#
#

"
x

I a

(a cos bx b b sin bx) b C

39. ln (ax)

a
b

eax
a bb

cos bx c

aeax
b

sin bx b

eax
b

sin bx

I x ln (ax) c ' " x dx x ln (ax) c x b C


x
b

2z
1 z

2 dz
1 z

#b

1
1

#b

tan t b 1 c 2
tan t b 1 b 2

#b
#c

z
z

'

2 dz
2z c 1 b z

'

2
3

tanc"

2 a1 c z b dz
2z c 2z b 2z b 2z

ln 3
4

'1

"
!

1cz
2z

2
3

"
4

"
2

"
3

z 1
2
ln z b 1 c 2 b C
b b

(ln 3 c 2)

"
#

tanc"

dz

"
#

2 dz
(z b 1) c 2

z
3

ln 3 c 1

bC

ln

3
"
" ln 3 c 4 c 0 c 4
#

"
2

b 2z
1 z

'1

dt
' sin t c cos t '

"

#b

47.

z
4

2 dz
1 z

2 dz
z b3

" ln z c
#

# #b
# c
#b
#c

2z

z
z

#b

'0

2 dz
2 b 2z b 1 c z

'1

"
<c 1 "$ 3 c 1
z

dz
z

31
9

cos ) d)
sin ) cos ) b sin )

ln k1 b zk b C

dz
1bz

"

'0

2 dz

1 z
1 z
2b

1 z

'

#b
#c
#b

' 22 3

'0

bC

2
c < 1 b z ! c(1 c 2) 1

1
3 3

46.

d)
2 b cos )

'1

2 dz

1 z
3 1 c 1 z
1 z

2 dz
(1 b z)

2
1 c tan x

2 dz
1 b z b 2z b 1 c z

'11

dx
3 1 c cos x

bC

'0

2 dz

1 z
2z
1b

1 z

'0

#b
#c
#b

45.

'0

#b

'

dx
1 b sin x

#b

44.

'

#b
#b

'0

2
1cz

#b

ln tan x b 1 b C
#

z
z

#b

2 dz

1 z
2z
1 b
b1
1 z
1

#b
#c

' 1 b sin dxb cos x '


x

2 dz
(1 c z)

"
x$ ln (ax) c 9 x$ b C

42.

'

2 dz

1 z
1 c 2z
1 z

' 1 cdx x '


sin

"
3

x$ ln (ax) c ' " x dx


x
3

41.

43.

x$

"
3

"
3

"
x

x#

40. ln (ax)

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2 dz
1cz

'

c2'

1 b tan
)

1 c tan
)

#b
#c
#b

ln k1 b zk c ln k1 c zk b C ln

dz
z

'

2 dz
1 z
1 z
1 z

dz
1bz

dz
z b1
#

#b
#c

d
' sec ) d) ' cos) ) '

c'

'

2 a1 c z b dz
a1 b z b c a 1 b z b a 1 c z b
#

dz
z a1 b z b

'

#b
#c
#b

'

# #

2 dz
1 z
1 c 1 z
1 z

49.

a1 c z b dz
a1 b z b z

z
z

2 dz
(1 b z)(1 c z)

2 a1 c z b dz
a1 b z b a 1 b z c 1 b z b
#

'

1
1

t dt
' 1coscos t '
c

48.

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536

t
c " c 2 tanc" z b C c cot # c t b C
z

'

dz
1bz

b'

dz
1cz

bC

d
' csc ) d) ' sin)) '

2 dz
1 z
2z
1 z

#b
#b

50.

'

dz
z

)
ln kzk b C ln tan # b C

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