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Integration Techniques for Non-Linear Functions

The document provides guidance on integrating different types of functions including polynomials, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and trigonometric functions. It explains that linear functions can be integrated using formulas from a data booklet, while non-linear functions may require techniques like the chain rule, integration by parts, or partial fractions. The document also outlines strategies for integrating rational functions, products of functions, and functions with one function in the denominator.

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Integration Techniques for Non-Linear Functions

The document provides guidance on integrating different types of functions including polynomials, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and trigonometric functions. It explains that linear functions can be integrated using formulas from a data booklet, while non-linear functions may require techniques like the chain rule, integration by parts, or partial fractions. The document also outlines strategies for integrating rational functions, products of functions, and functions with one function in the denominator.

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To integrate the given

Function
Rational
Function

Function of
function

Parent
Functions

f ( x)

x , polynomilas,
e x , ln x,
sin x etc

f(x) is
linear

Use data book


let

f(x) is
not
linear
Check for
U

Use chain Rule

f ' ( x)
f ( x) dx
ln x

f (ax b) dx

(ax b) n 1 1

n 1
a

'

( x) f ( x) dx
n

f ( x)

n 1

n 1

f ( x)
dx
g ( x)

Product of two
Functions

1
dx
f ( x)

f ( x) g ( x)dx

Onelinear
is a
Denominator is not
derivative
of the
other
Partial
Fractio
ns

Two different
Functions

Integration by
Parts

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