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Integration by Parts: Lesson 1.1

This document provides an overview of integration by parts. The key points are: 1) Integration by parts is a technique used to evaluate integrals involving products of functions. It uses the formula ∫udv = uv - ∫vdu, where u and v are functions of the integrand. 2) Choosing the appropriate functions for u and dv is important to obtain simpler integrals. The acronym LIATE (logarithmic, inverse trig, algebraic, trig, exponential) provides guidance on selecting u. 3) Repeated application of integration by parts may lead back to the original integral. In this case, the integrals can be combined to solve. 4) Several examples demonstrate applying

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Integration by Parts: Lesson 1.1

This document provides an overview of integration by parts. The key points are: 1) Integration by parts is a technique used to evaluate integrals involving products of functions. It uses the formula ∫udv = uv - ∫vdu, where u and v are functions of the integrand. 2) Choosing the appropriate functions for u and dv is important to obtain simpler integrals. The acronym LIATE (logarithmic, inverse trig, algebraic, trig, exponential) provides guidance on selecting u. 3) Repeated application of integration by parts may lead back to the original integral. In this case, the integrals can be combined to solve. 4) Several examples demonstrate applying

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Integration by Parts

Lesson 1.1
Integration by parts
• Useful for integrands involving products of
algebraic and transcendental functions.
Examples:
Integration by parts
Idea of integration by parts : differentiate products.

dy du dv
If y  uv, v  u
where u and v are both
functions of x.
dx dx dx
d (uv) du dv
Substituting for y; v u
dx dx dx
Integrating both sides with respect to x;

d (uv) du dv
 dx dx   dx
v dx   dxdx ,
u

uv   vdu   udv

 udv  uv   vdu
Integration by parts
FORMULA FOR INTEGRATION BY PARTS.

 udv  uv   vdu

REMARK 1: Aim in using integration by parts is to obtain a simpler integral


than the one we started with.

REMARK2: How to choose u and dv to obtain simpler integral.


OR we may use
LIATE for choosing u

L I A T E
L : Logarithmic functions; Examples: ln(x), log2(x), etc.
I : Invers trigo functions; Examples: tan-1(x), sin-1(x), etc.
A : Algebraic functions; Examples: x, 3x2, etc.
T : Trigo functions; Examples: tan(x), cos(x), sin(x), , etc.
E : Exponential functions; Examples: ex , 2x , etc.
Integration by parts
 u dv  uv   vdu
Be familiar with the
formula

Example 1 Example 2

Find  dx
x e x Find  x sin x dx

ux dv  e x dx ux dv  sin xdx


du  dx v  ex du  dx v   cos x
 u dv  uv   vdu  u dv  uv   vdu
 xe x   e x dx  x cos x     cos x dx
 xe x  e x  C  sin x  x cos x  C
Integration by parts
Example 3

 e dt
2 t
Find t

u  t2 dv  et dt u  2t dv  et dt
du  2tdt v  et du  2dt v  et

 u dv  uv   vdu     dt
t t t
2te dt 2te 2 e
 2te t  2e t
    dt
2 t 2 t t
t e dt t e 2te

    )C
2 t 2 t t t
t e dt t e ( 2te 2e
Repeat integration by part
Example 4 Example 5

 ln x Find  ln x dx
2
Find dx x

u  ln x dv  dx u  ln x dv  x 2 dx
1 1 x3
du  dx vx du  dx v
x x 3
 udv  uv   vdu  udv  uv   vdu
1  x3 x3  1 
 x ln x   x dx   ln x    dx 
x  3 3 x 
 x ln x   dx x3 1 x3 1  x3 
 ln x   x 2 dx  ln x     C
 x ln x  x  C 3 3 3 3 3 
x3 x3
 ln x   C
3 9
Example 6

 sin x dx
x

e
x e
Find sin x dx
 e x sin x   e x cos xdx

u  sin x dv  e dxx 
 e x sin x  e x cos x   e x sin xdx 
du  cos xdx ve x  e x sin x  e x cos x   e x sin xdx

    cos xdx
x x x
e sin x dx e sin x e So, 2 e x sin xdx  e x sin x  e x cos x
Repeat integration by part e x sin x  e x cos x
 e sin xdx  C
x

u  cos x dv  e x dx 2

du   sin xdx v  ex
 
REMARK 3:
e cos x dx  e cos x    e sin xdx
x x x
Sometimes a repeated application of
integration by parts leads back to an
 e x cos x   e x sin xdx integral similar to our original one. If so,
this expression can be combined with
Same as original integral original integral.
Example 7

Find  e x cos 3x dx

u  cos 3 x dv  e x dx
du  3 sin 3 xdx v  ex
 cos 3x dx
x
e
 sin x dx  uv   vdu  
x
e
 e x cos 3x  3 e x sin 3x  3 e x cos 3xdx
 e x cos 3 x  3 e x sin 3 xdx
 e x cos 3x  3e x sin 3x  9 e x cos 3xdx
Repeat integration by part
u  sin 3 x dv  e x dx
du  3 cos 3 xdx v  ex So, 10 e x cos 3xdx  e x cos 3 x  3e x sin 3x

 sin 3x dx e x cos 3 x  3e x sin 3 x


x
e
 e cos 3xdx  C
x

10
 uv   vdu
Same as original integral
 e x sin 3x  3 e x cos 3 xdx
Example 8
1
 arcsin x dx  uv   vdu
Find  arcsin x dx
0

 x arcsin x   1  x 2 
 x arcsin x  1  x 2
u  arcsin x dv  dx 1

1 So,  arcsin x dx
du  dx vx 0
1 x
 
2
1
 x arcsin x  1  x 2

 arcsin x dx  uv   vdu  (1) arcsin 1   


0

1  12  0 arcsin 0  1  0 2
x
 x arcsin x   dx  arcsin 1  1
1 x 2
 0.571

u  1 x2 du  2 xdx
x x du 1  12 1  12 
 1 x 2
dx  
u  2 x 
   u du   2u 
2 2 
1
 u   1  x 2
2
Example 10 Example 11

ln x 1
Find  2 dx Find  xln x 
3
dx
x
1
u  ln x 2
dv  x dx u dv 
1
ln x 3 x
dx
1 1
du  dx v 3 v  ln x
x x du  dx
xln x 
4

 uv   vdu
ln x  3 
 uv   vdu    ln x  dx
4 

ln x  11
     dx ln x 3
 xln x  
x  x x
1 1
ln x 2  xln x
ln x ln x  1    3 dx
   x  2 dx     3
x x  x
ln x 1 1 1
  C  2 dx 
xln x  ln x 2
3
x x
1 1
 xln x 3 dx  
2ln x 
2
C

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