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Math 152 - Calculus 2, Set8

1. This document provides examples of using the substitution rule to evaluate definite integrals using a computer algebra system (CAS). 2. Ten problems are shown evaluating integrals of various functions using the substitution rule and CAS commands like 'syms', 'int', and 'double'. 3. The examples cover integrals of functions involving radicals, exponentials, trigonometric functions, and finding the area of portions of circles.

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Math 152 - Calculus 2, Set8

1. This document provides examples of using the substitution rule to evaluate definite integrals using a computer algebra system (CAS). 2. Ten problems are shown evaluating integrals of various functions using the substitution rule and CAS commands like 'syms', 'int', and 'double'. 3. The examples cover integrals of functions involving radicals, exponentials, trigonometric functions, and finding the area of portions of circles.

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MATH 152: Calculus 2, SET8

5: Integrals

5.5: The Substitution Rule [REVIEW]


Look at hand transcipts to see the Substitution Rule in action. Here we simply use the CAS directly.

1. [418/6]

syms C t
F = int(sqrt(2*t + 1), t) + C

F =

2. [418/8]

syms C x
F = int(x^2 * exp(x^3), x) + C

F =

3. [419/20]

syms C z
F = int(z^2 / (z^3 + 1), z) + C

F =

4. [419/30]

syms C x
F = int(sec(x)^2 / tan(x)^2, x) + C

F =

5. [419/38]

By hand, .

6. [419/48]

syms C x
F = int(x^3 * sqrt(x^2 + 1), x) + C

F =

7. [419/63]

syms x
value = int(1 / (1 + 2*x)^(2/3), x, 0, 13)

value =

8. [419/68]

syms x
value = int(x / sqrt(1 + 2*x), x, 0, 4)

value =

value_appx = double(value)

value_appx = 3.3333

9. [419/77]
Write the integral as . The first integral is zero since the integrand is odd and the interval of integration is symmetric about zero. The second piece is 3
times the area of a semicicle of radius 2; namely .

syms x
value = int((x+3) * sqrt(4 - x^2), x, -2, 2)

value =

value_appx = double(value)

value_appx = 18.8496

10. [419/78]
The idea is similar to the portion of a circle in the previous problem. See hand transcript.

syms x
value = int(x*sqrt(1 - x^4), x, 0, 1)

value =

value_appx = double(value)

value_appx = 0.3927

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