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    The document provides 18 formulas for differentiation and 18 formulas for integration. The differentiation formulas give the derivatives of various functions including polynomials, trigonometric functions, inverse trigonometric functions, exponentials, and logarithms. The integration formulas provide methods for finding antiderivatives of polynomials, trigonometric functions, inverse trigonometric functions, exponentials, logarithms, and rational functions. Examples are given for each formula.

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    The document provides 18 formulas for differentiation and 18 formulas for integration. The differentiation formulas give the derivatives of various functions including polynomials, trigonometric functions, inverse trigonometric functions, exponentials, and logarithms. The integration formulas provide methods for finding antiderivatives of polynomials, trigonometric functions, inverse trigonometric functions, exponentials, logarithms, and rational functions. Examples are given for each formula.

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    Differentiation Formulas

    1. ( )=

    Example: √2 + 1 = (2 + 1) ∙ 2 = (2 + 1)

    2. ( | |) =

    Example: ( |4 + 1| ) = ∙4=

    3. ( )=

    Example: (3 ) = 3 3

    4. ( )=

    Example: 3 =3 =3 ∙ − =−

    5. ( )=

    Example: ( 3 )= 3 ∙3=3 3

    6. ( )=−

    Example: (−4 2 ) = −4 ( 2 ) = −4 ∙ (− 2 )∙2=8 2

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University


    7. ( )=

    Example: {tan (1 − 5 ) } = (1 − 5 ) ∙ (−5) = −5 (1 − 5 )

    8. ( )=−

    Example: {2 cot(3 + 2)} = 2 {cot(3 + 2)}

    = 2 ∙ {− (3 + 2)} ∙ 3 = −6 (3 + 2)

    9. ( )=

    Example: {sec (2x)} = 2x 2x ∙ 2 = 2 2x 2x

    10. ( )=−

    Example: {3 cosec(4x)} = 3 ∙ (− 4 4 )∙4

    = −12 4 4

    11. ( )=
    √

    Example: {− 2 }=− { 2 }=−


    √

    12. ( )=−
    √

    Example: {5 3 }=5 { 3 }=−


    √

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University


    13. ( )=

    Example: { 2 }=

    14. ( )=−

    Example: {−2 }=

    15. ( )=
    √

    Example: {−2 3 }=
    √

    16. ( )=−
    √

    Example: ( 4 )=−
    √

    17. ( )= +

    Example: ( 2 )=2 2 + 2

    18. =

    Example: =

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University


    Integration Formulas

    1. ∫ = , ≠ −1

    ( ) ( )
    Example: ∫(2 + 3) = ∙ =

    ′( )
    2. ∫ = | ( )|
    ( )

    Example 1: ∫ = | |

    Example 2: ∫ =∫ = −∫ =− | |

    ′( )
    3. ∫ =2 ( )
    ( )

    Example: ∫ = 2√
    √

    4. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ 4 = 4∫ =4 ∙ = −12

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University


    5. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ 5 =

    6. ∫ =−

    Example: ∫ 3 =− 3 ∙ =

    7. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ −4 2 = −4 ∫ 2 = −4 ∙ ( 2 ) ∙ = −2 2

    8. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ 4 = 4 ∙ =

    9. ∫ =−

    Example: ∫ − 3 = 3 ∙ =

    10. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ 5 5 = 5 ∙ =

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University


    11. ∫ =−

    Example: ∫ 4 3 3 = −4 3 ∙ =

    12. ∫ = tan

    Example: ∫ = ∫ = ∫ = ∙ tan = tan

    13. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ =

    14. ∫ =

    Example: ∫ =

    15. ∫√ = +√ +

    Example: ∫ = +√ +1
    √

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University


    16. ∫√ = +√ −

    Example: ∫ = +√ −9
    √

    17. ∫√ = sin

    Example: ∫ = sin
    √

    18. ∫ = ∫ −∫ ∫

    Example: ∫ = ∫ −∫ ∫

    = −∫∫

    = −

    Dr. A. K. M. Nazimuddin, Assistant Professor, Department of MPS, East West University

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