0% found this document useful (0 votes)
27 views

Lesson 2 & 3

The document provides information about power formulas for integration and examples of their use. It introduces the General Power Formula of Integration (GPF) and gives examples of applying the formula to integrals of the form ∫u^n du. It also covers definite integrals, giving the formula ∫bf(x)dx = F(b) - F(a) and worked examples of evaluating definite integrals using substitutions and the power rule formulas.

Uploaded by

zyx xyz
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
27 views

Lesson 2 & 3

The document provides information about power formulas for integration and examples of their use. It introduces the General Power Formula of Integration (GPF) and gives examples of applying the formula to integrals of the form ∫u^n du. It also covers definite integrals, giving the formula ∫bf(x)dx = F(b) - F(a) and worked examples of evaluating definite integrals using substitutions and the power rule formulas.

Uploaded by

zyx xyz
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 6

Lesson 2

 Power Formula

General Power Formula of Integration (GPF)

 
d u n = n u n 1du
d (u n 1 ) = (n+1)uⁿdu
d (u n 1 ) u n 1
 u du =  n  1 = n  1 + c
n

u n 1
 = +c
n
u du
n 1

Examples:

1.  x dx
4

Solution:
x 4 1 x5
= +c= +c
4 1 5
2.  ( x 4  6)dx
Solution:
x5
=  x dx +  6dx =
4
+ 6x + c
5
 x 2
3. 4
 6 dx
Solution:

 x   x dx +  12 x dx +  36dx =


x 9 12 x 5
= 8
 12 x 4  36 d x = 8 4
  36 x  c
9 5
 x 2
4. 4
 6 x 3 dx
Solution:
First method: (by GPF)
u = x 4 +6
du = 4x³dx
1
cf =
4
3
1  x4  6
1
x  6 4 x dx =  3  + c
4 
2
= 4 3

4  
=
1 4
12
3
 
x  6 + c; If expand it will become

1 4
12
 3
x 6 =
x12 3x 8
12

2
  9 x  216 
4 x12 3x 8
12

2
 9x 4 + c 1
Solution:
Second method: (by Expansion)

 x   (x  12 x 4  36) x 3 dx   ( x11  12 x 7  36 x 3 )dx


2
4
 6 x 3 dx = 8

x12 12 x 8 36 x 4 x12 3x 8
=   +c=   9x 4 + c
12 8 4 12 2
Exercises:
Evaluate the following:
1
1.  t  )dt
t
 
2
 1
2.   y   dy
 y
ydy
3. 
a2  y2

 x  7 x  dx
4
4. 6

5.  y4  y dy
2

Definite Integrals
b

 f ( x)dx  F (b)  F (a)


a

Examples:
1
1 y
1. 
1 y
dy
4
Solution:
 1


u = 1  y 2 
 
1
du = - 1 y 2 dy
2
cf = -2
n = ½
1
 1 2 
3
 
  21  y 2   1
1
     1 2
3
1
   1
1 2 1
  
  4 1  y 2  
= -2  1  y 2    y 2 dy      =
 3  
1   2   3    1
   
4 2
 1 4
 
4

 3 3

  1
  1 2 
2 1 2
   4  ( 1 ) 2    4  1  1  4  1 
3
=- 4  2  
1  (1)   1  ( )      
3 
   4   3  2   3  2  2 6  2 
 

=
2 1  2 2
  
3 2  2 6
 2 3
2

a
2
ydy
2. 
a 
3
0
 y2 2
2

Solution:
u = a²-y²
du = -2ydy
cf = -½
3
n=-
2
a
 1 2
 a  y  2 

 2 1
  
  a  ( ) 2   a 2  0 2  2 
2 2 1
a
 
1 
2 1
    2  
 2  0
 1
2 2   
1

   4a 2  a 2   1 
  a    a 
1
 2 a 2 2 
  
2
    1

1
 4    2 
  
4   a  3a 2 a2

4
1 1 2 1 2 3
    
a a a 3 a a 3
3
2
4 4

1 3
 1
 3

3.  1  x  x dx   1  x 2  x  2 dx
1
2

0  0 
Solution:
 3

u = 1  x 2 
 
1
3 2
du =  x dx
2
2
cf = -
3
n=4
1
 3 5

 1  x 2  
2     2 
3 5
 
3 5
   
   1  (1)   1  (0)     1  1  1  0 
2 2
  2 2 5 5

3 5  15      15 15

 
 0
4
1  y dy  4 1  y  y  12 dy
4. 
1 y

1

Solution:
4
 1   3   12 3 4

  12 1   y 2   y2 
   6 y  2 y 
4 4 1 4 1
 2
   y  y 2 dy   y 2 dy   y 2 dy   
 
1  1 1  1   3
 

 
3
 1
 2   2  1
1    
1 3 1 3
  6(4)  2(4)    6(1)  2(1) 2   1 12  16   6  2  
8
 2 2   2
3  3
   3

Exercises:
Evaluate the following:

4
1.  Sec  Cos  d
2

0
2
2.  ln x  2dx
1
4 x

3.  x e 2 dx
2

0

4
4.  sec
6
xdx

4

2
cos4 t
5.  6 dt
 sin t
4

Lesson 3


Even Function- remain unchanged when x is replaced by –x.
Even and Odd functions

f(-x) = f(x); (symmetry to y-axis)


Theorem 17:
If f(x) is an even function of x, then
f x dx  2 f x dx
a a
a 0
Odd Function- changed when x is replaced by –x.
Theorem 18:
If f(x) is an odd function of x, then

 f xdx  0
a

a

Examples:

 x 
2
1. 3
 7 x 5 dx
2
Solution:
f(x) = x 3  7x 5 
f(-x) =  x   7 x    x 3  7 x 5   x 3  7 x 5
3 5
 
so, f(-x) = -f(x)
therefore: Odd Function

 x 
2
3
 7 x 5 dx  0
2

 (2) 4 7 6   (2) 4 7(2) 6 


2
 4 7x6 
check :  x      (2)       0

4 6   2  4 6   4 6 

 6 y 
1
2. 2
 5 y 4 dy
1
Solution:
f(y) = 6 y 2  5 y 4
f(-y) = 6 y   5 y   6 y 2  5 y 4
2 4

since; f(y) = f(-y), it is Even Function


1
 
 2 6 y 2  5 y 4 dy  2 2 y 3  y 5
0
 
1
0 2
 3 3v 2 
4  2v  8  17v  3dv
4
3.

Solution:
3v 2
f(v) = 2v 3   17v  3
8
3 v 
2
3v 2
f(-v) = 2 v    17 v   3  2v 3   17v  3
3

8 8
Not even nor odd function,
cause for even f(-v) = f(v)
for odd f(-v) = -f(v)
but f(-v) = -f(±v)
4
 v 4 v 3 17v 2 
     3v   128  8  136  12   128  8  136  12   16  24  8
 2 8 2  4

You might also like