8.1 Basic Integration Formulas
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FO a» dtpeud —
P@® = S (x)
~ ( Re) dx = FO tC
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\ Qed 4@ dx ‘ Sou) du
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‘Table 8.1 shows the basic forms of integrals we have evaluated so far. In this section
‘we present several algebraic or substitution methods to help us use this table. There is 3 |
‘more extensive table at the back of the book; we discuss its use in Section 8.6.
TABLE 2.1 Basic integration formulas
1 fanwee 13. f cord = Infsina| + 6
in Josou] +
2 [rieamre (any number k) tal lane
3. [as an= [arr fm u fowrere
a [ura wc @en | =
ie 16. f sana = cosnn + 6
5. [% Inlul + “oy
‘
17. f coshudu = sah + €
(a>0,a#1)
6. [sone —cosu + C
9%. [estas
10. i sseutannae = secu+C
cotu + C
cscu + C
tf evonea
2. vend = =In |cosul +
= In|seeu| + C
‘We often have to rewrite an integral to match it to a standard formula.
EXAMPLE 1 Making a Simplifying Substitution
Evaluate
x9
Ft.
VP = +1Example 1: Making a Simplifying Substitution
2x9 py = { dy ;
Veoerl Te fa des a og
Ws Ge +] = ae 4 ec
duz(ax~
W=(2.%-Y\ doc > GRA acExample 2: Completing the Square
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9 sat | ate
x a aru
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6x-%
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UVEXS yard
oe = o(S be
de
= gM Cs | 4 ceExample 3: Expanding a Power and Using a
Trigonometric Identity
J (seex + tan.x)*dx =
Cxec x Ltone)® seckc + Liscentonn + fain.
MM forte = see — |
= Dsedm 4 Vrepatonz -|
| VL Meee +L seen tong oe
> Ute + Ueee io thExample 4: Eliminating a Square Root
t e
J V1 +cos4x dx = {pacar d x
0 °
%
es E | \ cosa dn.
Cos* G= sie a
: i 0% Lenz
ee Fee ay)
\d costing = Ves UK
- zl
= (es \"
°Example 5: Reducing an Improper Fraction
f S28de = § casey + x dx
2n-\
rxFl
ae-) )Axtea = te AL dix
Ay-1K
axetd -
2a s xt R + 4 Ole) Le te
= HK $a Weed) 4
4% eS c
ett oes) taExample 6: Separating a Fraction
ladx py
a ee dx - - a(x EF dx
Og elt (#
ere ae a“'G z)-4 4) Se obe
Stet ie
du ear ax
= ft tee(e) du
7 4) de
T}®~ rMolul 4 ¢
oi! (8) - Ula t C
I
uExample 7: Multiplying by a Form of 1
f seen = Yecx tony
J seex dx = d
Tn tnx = secK
Tee A Ger thax)
CK hte ae io
(eee SD Goer he
KE Seo & ten x.
dus (sedctoan + ree) gly
il A ol e Lxtul FC
= fn | xeexthae( tc,
Exegeise : ( Cec ole = = Qh | esex oekon| togration 7 1
With cosecants and cotangents in place of secants and tangents, the method of Exam-
ple 7 leads to a companion formula for the integral of the cosecant (see Exercise 95).
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TABLE 8.2 The secant and cosecant integrals
1. secudu = In |secu + tanu| +C
.
2. [cseuau = —In |cscu + cotu| + C
Procedures for Matching Integrals to Basic Formulas
PROCEDURE
Making a simplifying
substitution
Completing the square V8x — x? = V16 = (x — 4)?
Using a trigonometric (secx + tanx)* = sec?x + 2secxtanx + tanx
identity = sec?x + 2 secx tanx
+ (sec?x — 1)
= 2sec?x + 2secxtanx — 1
Eliminating a square root V1 + cos 4x = V2 cos? 2x = V2 cos 2x|
pare 3x? — Ix 6
Reducing an improper MSP axa 4+ 5h
fraction
i : 3x+2 3x.
Separating a fraction et? = eee ee
: Vi-w® Vi-x? VI-
i +
Multiplying by a form of 1 seox = secx- S20 + Ane
— Sec?x + secxtanx
secx + tanx\ ae
‘Soe | —
§ ee °* waar
ark as ele ("= tc
due & de
= wdx
2 dex dt ca
= — = gk’ (2)
we am es
|e = s MG) = aaki(o)
= gnh"C)ai
Tee ole
ae
0
wo]
ox C®) = fon! GD
2 &
Bre4 8 . ax
{ | de = sn ay ae
& be =I
aK
K+ axe -. &
Lyd- 2x c |x +h leit
2x : ae
= UHM ~V~ Mot
~ t+ MWe8.2 Integration by Parts
Technique for the integral of the form ai 4
S7@|\g@\ar, Deets:
where one part can be differentiated and another part
can be integrated (easily).
Examples: S el duc
ft ey
dresser
oh
Note that \ fo £ i) du = Ste da (9) da.
a J Reo-aes ols ¢ Vice dee fac che
Example:
Jxcerddx # ade A matvalxProduct Rule in Integral Form
4 foo 3 > §$@) ri + BG)q' Ge
oe = | saad + (gorge
te
Sos atx)
Integration by parts formula:
J fe)g'@) dx =f@)g0) -J fC) dx
us$@> , yeace) Choose dv Gust,
pf 2 Che pugete).
dus 316) de > 4, eqtadr faa deck v du =~
Q to Ruafunte
Alternative Form:
J udv=u-J vdn§ dv eu ~( vdae
Example Using Integration by Parts (pg. 562)
Find | xcosx dx.
Ure, ave Cost dx.
dusdx Ve swM@x-
Veena: Uv - Gv du
= Wenn - § sihx doc
= xamx bosxa kK Ci ee dx
CY dus xeosx dx CNo ged
(2) dv = tran dx D (aoe oh)
B dye da DVt*
Ur Xeosx. Svdu 7 Sx Cease ~e sire) dy
[as +(-26 sx town) IK Coe can Detad 17)
( 5
4) 7 a Vv dus (= + cawdelx
We Coa
ie cin Ax
due ~SWX dy
Co tem camp tatecl 1),f udv = ay ~ vdua
Example Integral of the Natural Logarithm (pg. 563)
Find { Inx dx.
ae ee
dvz 4edx
vee = xfnn - % Gs
Qs Lnw
dur tdxEvoke? Vudu uv (vole gee
QO t ton” (x) dx = % telGD |x L dae:
2
* tobe Ly (wl +o
=x teitae. + Wnt) to
—_.
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Exercie *
( wie) de 2% WEF EACExample Repeated Use of Integration by Parts (pg.
564) {vdve ww ~Vvde
Evaluate [ x2e* dr. vixrrtdu a» he
2 No 6,
200.
Vdu = Ee
‘du = & doe.
Ve e
us xt ® dus Lads
(eee = ee & ‘Le de.
= Xe 2. |x & Bee
dye Ede
veer 2X dr Ke Ie L C
= a
D> con wepente ere & dx by io
whorectvon by por’ repetitiad i§ udy« uv eS Volu
Example Solving for the Unknown Integral (pg. 564)
Evaluate | e* cosx dx.
dve cosxdx D> ve snx
WU eX wm greet dn
J ees x ax = eenx, -! sian, @~ Ax.
§ eteinx dx = —Feasx t \ Xeye doc.
wze® Ay = anx D Ve ~cas 3c
x x
Se cos do = SEM + Peasee ~| Sean dr
x pe
Z Jérsadx 2 Sir t ax
2Evaluating Definite Integrals by Parts (pg. 565)
integration by Parts Formula for Definite Integrals
b
j Sas’) dx= [FO ga - J S's) dx
: udu = Luvs - Co da.
Example
4
J xe* dx
0
dus edn D vee
Use 2p du edu
(x et ae a Ex Pi - i (c e*) dy.
= “helt Cer}!
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Pjabe o EA, .Ex. E a
Kx Sec we dx
Ug
dve adx => vee
a
Us geet oe
\
du = ager oe
au a ve
x geet eds geet | eee
i 2 dx [ee] =e ceed
a
Ls Oy x
= 4 ee wll ae a
Lt sea $(2)| A a dx
‘e
- om ie g fronts
Sg Soe 7 du
% 4 Ja
sat [Wy oe bre
4 [S\, 7 ~7(G-gGudv uy - Vvda
Example: (Substitution + By Parts)
ef vl d=
e J cos(Inx) dx =
la 0 ow.
fem he | re dw
algae > Sue dw
i al
dui = me ; ‘oe
a
- EB dki cs Cn) dx
ut foe
dus & alx
dre xu
= edu
i _ Creosu + esau
§ hevudun Seeder ye
of Lace
Cane + 2 sm (fan)
DR eater ee i
as
uw
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