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Integration Lecture Notes File 1

The document provides comprehensive lecture notes on integration, covering various types such as indefinite, definite, and specific techniques for integrating algebraic, trigonometric, exponential, and reciprocal functions. It includes numerous formulae and examples for each type of integration, highlighting methods like substitution and integration by parts. The notes serve as a detailed reference for understanding the principles and applications of integration in calculus.

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Integration Lecture Notes File 1

The document provides comprehensive lecture notes on integration, covering various types such as indefinite, definite, and specific techniques for integrating algebraic, trigonometric, exponential, and reciprocal functions. It includes numerous formulae and examples for each type of integration, highlighting methods like substitution and integration by parts. The notes serve as a detailed reference for understanding the principles and applications of integration in calculus.

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Lecture Notes 1

Topic: Integration
Also called anti-derivatives .

Symbol /fixs do

>
-

Types of Integration

indefinite definite
b

Sf(x) da If(x)
d

Layout of Integration

Functions
Techniques Applications
D Algebraic D
By derivatives ①
Eg of
. curve

② Trigonometric ② By Partial Fractions ② Area under curve

③ Exponential ③ Parts ③ volume of


By
⑦ Linear Reciprocal O substitution revolution
By
⑤ Quadratic Reciprocal ⑤ By Identities

⑥ StandardForm
By
1. Integration of algebraic function
Formulae:

Jandu = + cnt -


Jadu = ax + c

+)
au + by

Scan + b) du =_
a(n + 1)
+ c
n= 1

② -
Y

Integrate w r t.
. .
x

① Sada ② So do ③
It
+ + Sa da

+ a

-+C

Ide -da Sid
Sedu -
4x + 2
So du
+ c
-
-

-+ z

If ⑧
It ⑨ ((x + 1)du

Stx1zdu Saibledn -
A e 1(x
+
Am

&E
-
+ C

Am

((2x + 3)"du
(
In du

33 S(-2x)"du
+
+ (2n + 3)3 + c #
-2x(3
-
+ c
(441-2u) du

S2(4x-355dx #
3 -

- ( - 2x) +
Am

& (4x - 3)23 +C

E Am
2. Integration of trig. Function
Formulae:
① /Since du = - Cosa + C MF-19

② JSinCau + bidn =

Elan
b) +


/lossdu =
Sinc + c MF-19

① /Cos (an + b) dn
=+ an

⑤(Secsdu = tance + c MF-19

⑧ /See Can + b) du =
Aman + +3)

Formulae: >
-
T

COS2x = 1-2 Sinc

① Since =
↓(1-Cos2x) 2 Sin = 1-CosIn

② Cos =
+(1 + Cos2u)
Sinc =
-(1-cos2n)
③ tan = Secx-1
Cos2x = 2Cosx -1

1 + tom = Sechic 2Cos" = 1+ Cos2n

tanu = Sec'x-1
Cos =
-11 + cos2n

Cos
Los
-
-

+
& 12

2Cos + C

3 Cos2n 5 Sin3n
+C
tan2
+ C
-

2
- +
2 3 2

2 Sin (1-5x) 3 (os(2x+ 1) 2 tan(5x 2)


+ c + c
- -

+ c
-
5 =
2 5

Esin(15) &( 1)
tom (5x
+C -
+ + -
2) + c
-


Tl6
Sin ti It

40 -
Los tanza

[Sin(4) Sin(4x0)] 12 -

-

- 2
(Cosb-Cos] /tanDi-tan12x
E
I
HW
-

IT
"It
Sinn 5x-2 tanx
--Cosan >
-

D
I
-

=
( _ h Sin za-2 +

(-cs +
sind) => 2 +
- -2

th
=
5-4
=
(t 1) [ z o]
+ -
-
+

=> 2 Am

3/2(Hos2da 9/L(Hosadn (l-csbd o

c 2(x sin) c(x-six) +


=> (x Sin]
+ +
+ +
6

In-L Sindat
Sin2 2x 2 Sinn +c
+
+ in

S2(Secic-11dn S6(Seisn-1)dn Scosadu


2 [tanx -x] + c 6
(tanx] +
J(t(1 +
cos2u)] "du
2 tann - 2n + c 2 tanza - Sn + c

+)) + 26s22 + 1052n)du

-((1 1(1 (ostn)]dn


+ 2cossn + +

↑ () 1 + (n) + 21012n + d
+

↓ (x R +
+

Sintin
↓ u +
↓ Sinan +
La +

Eu +
↓Sind + Sinn A
is
Integration of trig functions (Continues….) 2. 9 - 10
2 - 24

SSinida -Cos Sinic


1(1-Cos2) 2 /
= + 1 = :
<

.
2 Scossdi = Sinc + C 2 Cos =
1 (1 + Cs2x) 2 : 1

3 Ssecda = Yank + c 3 tan =


Sec-11 : 1

-Cos2l
↓ (x-s
↓ -Sin)-(0-sil

-
↓Y

11/6

It costd
/(Sec2-1) da

- ( +

Sindi (tanau-x)
(ttan-1) (famo 0
- -

- [( + Sint) -

(o +
+Sico))
S=


itAn

as (+
-Sec o

(t(x +
sin) -

tan]
# ( + Sin)-tan) -

(0 + to

-
2i + 353 - as
24

215-555 Am
24
go Sinza = 2 Sinc Cosn

2 Sinzu = 4 SinnCosn

T14

J(4 Sin + ↑ Sinc Con + Costi) d

is14

S((x _ (1-Cos2u) + 2Sin2m +


+ (1
+
(oc2n)]d
iT14
2
(x- Sin) 2) + -
( +

Se
2
( - Sin Cin -

2
(0 1 Sino)
-
- Cos0
+1 (0 +
1 Sin0)

( -1 - 0
+ ) + - (0 - 1 + 0

-1 + +
& ii + 15 + 2 =
51 + 2 Am
& &
<
e
Cos 1012n)
% =
(1 +

2 los = 1 + Los In

2l0s" 2n =
1 + cost
T/6
T16

&(Sec + cosu)dn
Send
i/6 /G

↓ (Secin + (1 +
(012n)) d E
second

san) = (
tanc
+( +

O Stan tano) = - Am

tani +
↓ ( Sinz)
+ -

(Famo (0 = +

Sind)
- 0 - 00

85 + 215 + 35
&
2

211 + 115
Am
24
(i) f(x) = ↑ (loss)

f (x) = & Cossn /- Sin 31)(3)

f(x) = - 24 SinSuCosSn

f() = - 24 Sin ir Cos 31


9

f'(f) = - 613

(ii)
Stud ( =
+ cosEndu =
(4x + (1 + Cosbuldn

2(x Sin] + +

↓ Singa
21 + + C
a)
/(4 + Sec2-1) du

((3 + Sec2u)da

3x + kan2n
+ C
2
<

11
3. Integration of exponential function
Formulae:
① Jedu=en + c MF-19


Jeanthin =
am+

ezu Ge3
+ C ↑ C
2 3

23x + C

2 3x
220x
-

3
Ge
-

+ C + C
-
3 &

g8x
3 3
2e2
-

#
-

- +C + c

as edi 2) I d


f)
Ye +
*
11 In

2 In 2
be
Je
5-2 + ze + 1)di
3 -
2
O ⑧

=
ez
2 - G

ed - 1 -

El - = 2e +
1 -
3

- = + ze
+

(i e 1 = 2e-Am

earze is, =
2-ze2 -

Le-10-2-

- +
= 2-

-(1 2)dm
-

+ ze + e

An
---
+
zein ene
·

-
x -
ze
Sanda =
x" +
n 1
+
+ c n = -
1

S x'da
.

=
= W

Sidn = In

y = In

I' =
+

Y =
h
4. Integration of linear reciprocal function
Formulae:

Stda = Inx + < MF-19


Sab = du

as God 2) 5)2 sudm the du

6) 5(n(2 3x)
d
3-
-

+ c
-
3

fnx
6
In (2-3x) + c
In (5-1
e
+ C
+

-

e 3
% dr d

3 In (2x -
7)2 4 In (3-2x)
2

=
-

: Ira-enb

=
/In ( -3) - (n( 7)
- - 2 In (3-2x) ?
In (3) (n)
In3
-
2 -
-
1)

2 In
In Au
-

-
293 Am

So
3

- + In (2x +
2
-
I

10
9 - 3 + 299 - 1 + 1 + 2h)

6 + 2919 -
2

4 + 2919 Am
In (2x -
1) = 1

2
I

-1-
In (2k -
1) = 2

2k - 1 = e =)( =

e
+ 1
5. Integration of quadratic reciprocal functions:

Formulae:

Stan M

as d
a)
↓ tan + ↑ tan" P +C

* +z du

Sap
d d
fanta
2 a
J Yedm +S an
L
tanic a

Sociaa
↓ o
c

-)x+) adm
↓ tan"
↓ tan fam En
a
Integration by derivative technique
Formula :

( dainful in


Side d )

⑨ d Stand Scotudn

I find Inflate
d

=
H W.
.

AN ERS
① Jadx =

a +

<

② Jada = ax + c

③ (lau + bl"du =

Lat bat a
① /Sinaidu = -
Cos + c Sin =

I (1-cs2u)
⑤ SSin(ax + b) du = -

(axb) +

⑥ Scosudu =
Sinc + C Cos =
↓(1 + costal

& (Cos(ax + bida =

Fant +
fami = See

⑧ /Secidu = tonce + <

⑨(Sec(ax + b) du =

tanan + b)
-

Stda =
Inx +

Jet da =

Ix+

=tan
dr = In full
<

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