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The document contains a series of calculus examples and problems, focusing on integration techniques and properties of functions. It includes various methods such as substitution, integration by parts, and the evaluation of definite integrals. Additionally, it discusses periodic functions and their properties, along with providing solutions to specific calculus problems.
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8.

36 Calculus

=2sinx cos.r sin


2 OS xdr
SInt dt
-

(Putting 2r=) |=sinx


Jo cos xsin Cos

Put z = cos.r. Then dz = sin x dx.


2 2

EXAMPLE 8.5 When x=0,z = and when x=T, z=

If f logsin Od0 =k, then find the value of er/2(0/ sin 6)" 2 (-al2 2z 4 (a2
sin zdz
e in terms of k. eosect
EXAMPLE 8.7
Sol. I= (s(_0
(sin 9 I+4x
Find the value of
='cosec'ede
= [e(-cot 0)1- 28-(-cot )de I+4,3
(Integrating by parts) Sol. Let =a dx
- [lim
80
8 cot 0]+2 cot d0 2-cos||x+
-[ logsin 8de -

(Integrating by parts) 2-cos||x|+


2-limê In sin 8-k
Le>0
The second integral becomes zero as
integrand being
=-2k
function of x. an odt
d
ExAMPLE 8.6 R e n o v a lo f x

’ bya-x

x sin 2x sin cos x ’Aasx= t Let x+ z/3 =y or dr= dy.


2
Evaluate, 2x-I
dr Also, as x’0,y- 3, and as x’ 3, y’ 2/3.
r2n/3 dy
x sin 2x sin
I=2n:2-cos y
Sol. Let /= 2x (1) dy
Jl3 1- tan y/2
2
(7-) sin (27 -2x) sin cos (r -) 1+ tan y/2
Then I= dx
2 ( - x)-n f2r/3 secy/2
= 27
Jzl3 3tan y/2+1 dy
(7- x) (- sin 2x) sin 2
COS X
=

N-2x
dx, sec y/2
2
(x- ) sin 2x sin COS X 3 Jzl3 tan y/2+ 1/4
dx (2)
ArNstan (W tan y/ 2) 2r/3
3
Adding (1l) and (2), we get
4
(2x- ) sin 2x sin COS X [tan3 -tan 1]
21 2x- N
dx
40
Ttan 3- t/4]
sin 2x sin cos
Definite Intearation 8.37
EXAMPLE 8 . 8

EXAMPLE 8.10
that f (r) is an odd function and has a period p.
Iff() = xe(0, n, prove that
f()dt is also periodic tunction with the same
Ja

=Jf) dt 0 0

d. Let Fr)
Sol.cdt=sin x
-F()+(xtp
s)d (1) r/2

now we have to prove that s) dt is zero. 0


Dbviously,

s hat 3) has period p. Then , f) dt is independent of n/2


sin x
sin
-) d
rtp (pl2
rAr<p2. ThenJ, 0) d = J-p/2 s)d=0
[As given fx) is an odd function] 2 sin x cos X
= d
F(x +p) =F) x(7-2r)
period P. i++alo-tas
Thus, F() is periodic with sin 2x
- Bubstch

EXAMPLE 8.9
x(7-2x)
Let 2x = t. So, dt = 2dx
2cos
Evaluate tan
2-sin 20 sec* ede. sin dt sin t
dt
2 (-t)
2cos? e
Sol. Given integral is tan sec d .
0
2-sin 20 PP
1
2
sec 0- tan
|secOde -
1; sin t
-dt
0

zl4
1
- f tan-/1+ tan9 - tan sec0de
-(0-)
Put tan =t. Then sec 0 do= dt
The given integral reduces to
ldt =(tan- --)
(1+r((-1))dt
|tan
1+-1) )

- [tan-' tdt -[ tan(-1)dt


EXAMPLE 8. 11
Let f(r) be a continuous function x eR, except at x = 0,
- •tan' di -ftan'(l-)-)d a

0
such that(()d:, aeR* exists. If g()=[dt, prove that
- 2[1tan' dt
0

(Integrating by parts) Sol. We have g(3) - (dt (1)

--[bl+--n2. Differentiating both sides w.r.t. x,we get


8.38 Caluus

or fx) =-g() r(tsin 2x) sin


Or To get /(cos 2r) on RHS, We
have to
dx =-d.
Also, wvhcn .r=0, = TU4,
and when
substituteT
2= V2 cos 20) cos ex=2,
de 0-

= -a gla) + Jg()dr = 2/2 Jo S(cos 20) cose de


[as g()
=f(cos2e) cos is an
[as from (1) g(a) =0] f(cos 2x) cos x dx cven fur
EXAMPLE 8.12 EXAMPLE 8 . ] 4
Let a t b= 4, where a< 2,
If x sinS))dt = (x + 2) [1 sin(f()di, where x > 0, and let go) be
then function. If dg S0for all x, a
0
prove that , g(*) dt dif erentia
show thatf() cotf(r) + 3
-=0. increases as (b- a) increases. +f
1+x
Sol. Sol. a+b=4 or b=4- a
Given cquatíon is
Let f(a)- s(x)d +e(*) dae
xf0-)sin(f(1) dt =2[1 sin(f(0) d
Differcntíatíng w.r.t. x, we get df (a)
da
-g(a)-g(4-a)
J(0-)sin[f()]dt +x(1-x) sin[S()]= 2xsin[f(*)] df (a) df (a)
Now, df (a)

Or
[a-)sin[f()]dt =x sin(f(x)]+ xsin[f(x)] given a <2
d(b- a) d(4- 2a) -2da -=(g(4-a)-g(a))2
2a <4
Again, differentíatíng w.r.t. x, we get or 4- a>a
(1 x) sin/(x)] = 2x sin/()] + x cos)]f)
g(4- a) >g(a) [: dg(x) ->0. So, g(*) is an
+ sin/r)] + xcos/)]f() increas
or -3x sinx)] = (* +) cos)I/) functi
-3x Thus, df (a) ->0
or
= cot x)]/() d(b-a)
x(1 +x)
3 Therefore, f(a) = g(*) dt+ g) dx increases as (b
Or
fx) cot/(x) + 1+x
=0 increases.

ExAMPLE 8 . 1 3 EXAMPLE B.T5

Show that ""S(sin 2x) sin x dx = V2 /4 S(cos2) cos xdr. Iff is a continous function withf)dt ’o as |x
JO
then show that every line y = mx intersects the cur
Sol. Let /=[*ssin 2x)sinxdx (1)
y+ s) dt -2.
Sol. We are given that fis a continuous function and

1- (sin 2x) cos x dk (2) S) dt -’ o as x|’ o


intersects the curve
We have to show that every line y=X
Then adding () and (2), we have
n/2
2/ = [ S(sin 2x) (sin x + cos x) dr y'+ s) dt = 2
Defnite Integration 8.39

lcty
=mÊ rintersccts the given curve. Then substituting EXAMPLE 8.17
posible.
curves, wc get
the function defined
Suppose fis a real-valued differentiable
Fmr

+f0d =2 (1) on (1, o) with f(l) = 1. Moreover.


suppose thatf satisfies
1 Show that S(r)<1+r1.
f) d -2
nsiderFi) =mr+
Fr) is a
continuous function as f) is given to be
1
Tben
continuous, Sol. Here. f()=2+( f()) >0r1
’oo as lr ’
ls., F(x)
B u t F ( 0 ) = - 2

Thus, f(r) is an incrcasing function r 1 .


graphhofy=
F(r)nmust cross x-axis to reach infinity as |x| Given f(1) = 1. So,f(r) 2 1Vr 1.
So.the
proachesinfinity.

intersectsthe given curves. Hence,f'(r)s 1+


Hence,
yF my

EXAMPLE 8 . 1 6 1

Ffatfo) =J) ty x,ye Rand f(0) =1, then prove that


1
/roas
a)-AU) s tanxtan'1
ie-sda=2f/6dt.
0
f)s tanx+| 4
Sol. It is given that/(x +f) =) ty.
+0
Putting y =0, we getj(*+j0) =fx) fr)< +1-:
4
las tanx<
fx+ 1)=fe)
or
Now, using the property ie., fr)<1+ r21

EXAMPLE 8.18

Let fbe acontinuous function on a, b]. If


/re-sá -/ra-ga+ /ra-e-)a
0 0 0
b

then prove that there exist somece (a, b) such that

0ra-sod fe) (a +b-2).


Sol. Given F(x) =
0

As fis continuous, F() is also continuous.


Alternative method b
b
It is given that fx+)=f) +y. Now, F(a)=
Puting y=0, we getf(x +f0) =fx) +0
fx+ 1) =f)
Thus, fx) is periodic with period 1. and F(b) =
2

Now,
. -/re-dt Thus, F(a) =F(b)
Putting 2-x=t, we get Hence, Rolle's Theorem is applicable to Fx).
Therefore, there exists at least one ce (a, b) such that F(c) = 0.

0 0 +f(c)-H(c). (2c- (a + b) =0.


Hence, proved.
8.40 Calculus

EXAMPLE 8.19
J) is a continuous and bijcctive function on R. If Sol. f(r)=+
te R,
arca bounded by y=f), x=a- 1,x=a, and x-axis is cqual to
arca bounded by y =fx), x=at,x= a,andr-axis, then prove f()=x (1 +A) +B
thatdt =2aà (given that/fa) =0).
)
and =0)da
B
Sol. Given
ro-roa reR

[since fa) =0 and f() is monotonic] 44-3B =2


or
fa-)=Aa+) (differentiating both sides w.r.t. )
fla +)=a-)=x (say) B= 0+ ) +B]a
(=f')-a (2)
and t=a-f) (3)
From equations (3) and (2), (a -f() +t (a-f(-))=0 -rl+4),+ B
3
or
|r'na=jr+r)d=2al
-1
1+A, B
3

EXAMPLE B.2O 8B-34 =3


Solving (1) and (2), we get A= 2 andB18
then find the value of the definite 23
23
Sa) 48x+18
23
integral
0

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