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Math 1431

Dr. Melahat Almus

almus@math.uh.edu

http://www.math.uh.edu/~almus

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MWF 9-9:45am, 11-11:45am

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Chapter 6 – Integration

Section 6.2

Theorem: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Part 1

If f is a continuous function over the interval a,b , then the function

x

a

F x f t dt

is continuous on a,b and differentiable on a,b . Moreover,

x

a

dF ' x f t dt f x

dx , for all x in a,b .

Theorem: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Part 2

Let f be a continuous function over the interval a,b . If G is any antiderivavite for

f over the interval a,b , then

b

a

f x dx G b G a .

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Example: Calculate the definite integrals using FTOC.

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4

/

/

cos x dx

1

4 3

0

5 4 6x x dx

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Section 6.3 – Basic Integration Rules

Indefinite integral:

The notation f x dx is used for an antiderivative of f and called an indefinite integral.

f x dx F x means F' x f x .

In general, to find f x dx , we find an antiderivative of f x , say F x , and then we write

the indefinite integral as:

f x dx F x C .

Here, C is called the constant of integration.

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Basic Rules of Integration

1) Power Rule for Integrals

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1

rr x

x dx Cr

, where 1r .

Examples:

4x dx

x dx

6x dx

1dx

x

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2) k f x dx k f x dx , where k is a constant number.

3) f x g x dx f x dx g x dx .

4) k dx k x C , where k is a constant number.

Using these rules, we can integrate any polynomial.

Examples:

8 35 7x x x dx

5 3

3

5 4x x xdx

x

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2x xdx

x

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Basic Formulas

Using the derivative formulas you learned in the previous chapters, we can derive several formulas for integration.

1) Integrals of Basic Trigonometric Functions:

sin x dx cos x C

cos x dx sin x C

2sec x dx tan x C

2csc x dx cot x C

sec xtan x dx sec x C

csc xcot x dx csc x C

2) 1

dx ln x Cx

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3) Integrals of Exponential Functions

x xe dx e C

xx a

a dx Cln a

, where 0 1a , a .

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4) Integrals Resulting in Inverse Trigonometric Functions

The following formulas are derived using the derivative formulas for inverse trigonometric functions (Chapter 4).

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1

1dx arcsin x C

x

,

21

1dx arctan x C

x

,

2

1

1dx arc sec x C

x x

.

5) Integrals of Hyperbolic Functions

sinh x dx cosh x C

cosh x dx sinh x C

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TABLE OF INTEGRALS

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1

rr x

x dx Cr

; 1r 1

dx ln x Cx

sin x dx cos x C cos x dx sin x C

2sec x dx tan x C 2csc x dx cot x C

sec xtan x dx sec x C csc xcot x dx csc x C

x xe dx e C x

x aa dx C

ln a ; 0 1a , a .

sinh x dx cosh x C cosh x dx sinh x C

2

1

1dx arcsin x C

x

21

1dx arctan x C

x

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Examples:

5sin 2cosx x dx

2

4

1dx

x

2

6

1dx

x

1x dx

x

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sinhxe x dx

22 secx x dx

2 2

1

2xdx

x