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Page 1: Chapter  5  Integration

Chapter 5

Integration

Page 2: Chapter  5  Integration

Indefinite Integral

or

Antiderivative

Page 3: Chapter  5  Integration

1

, 11

nn xx dx c n

n

3 4 24 2x x dx x x c

Page 4: Chapter  5  Integration

Find the Particular Solution

or

Solve the Differential Equation

Page 5: Chapter  5  Integration

2

4 1, (1,5)

2 4

dyx at

dx

y x x

1. Change into a differential equation.2. Integrate both sides of the equation.3. Find c by plugging in the coordinate.

4. Replace c and write the particular solution.

Page 6: Chapter  5  Integration

1st Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Definite Integral

or

Area Under the Curve on the interval [a,b]

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Area below the x-axis is NEGATIVE

( ) ( ) ( )b

af x dx F b F a

3 2 2

14 2 (3) 2(3) (1) 2(1) 4x dx

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Approximate the Area Under a Curve

Using a Left-Sided Sum

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4 1(1) (2) (3)

3A f f f

2( ) 6 on 1,4 with 3subintervalsf x x x

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Approximate the Area Under a Curve

Using a Right-Sided Sum

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2( ) 6 on 1,4 with 3subintervalsf x x x

4 1(2) (3) (4)

3A f f f

Page 12: Chapter  5  Integration

Approximate the Area Under a Curve

Using a Midpoint Sum

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Midpoint Sum

4 1(1.5) (2.5) (3.5)

3A f f f

2( ) 6 on 1,4 with 3subintervalsf x x x

Page 14: Chapter  5  Integration

Approximate the Area Under a Curve

Using a Trapezoid Sum

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4 1 1(1) 2 (2) 2 (3) (4)

3 2A f f f f

2( ) 6 on 1,4 with 3subintervalsf x x x

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Mean Value Theorem (MVT)

or

Average Value

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1( ) ( )

b

af c f x dx

b a

( )( ) ( )b

af c b a f x dx Mean Value Theorem

Average Value

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Find the x value where you get the

Average Value

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1. Find the Average Value.2. Set the original function equal

to the Average Value.3. Solve for x.

4

2

( ) 2 1, 2,4

12 1 2 1

4 2

f x x

x x dx

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2nd Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

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( ) ( ) 'u

a

df t dt f u u

du

34 22 3 2 8

14 12 192

xdt dt x x x

dx

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( )a

af x dx

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0

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( )a

bf x dx

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( )b

af x dx

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( )b

af x k dx

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( )b b

a af x dx k dx

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Integrate an Even Function

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0( ) 2 ( )

a a

af x dx f x dx

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Integrate an Odd Function

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( ) 0a

af x dx

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U-Substitution

or

Change of Variables

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( ( )) '( ) ( ) ( )f g x g x dx f u du F u C

32 3

2

2 3 ( )

3 2

x x dx u du

u x and du x dx

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Find Definite Integral Using

U-Substitution

or

Change of Variables

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( )

( )( ( )) '( ) ( )

b g b

a g af g x g x dx f u du

2 (2) 132 3 3

0 (0) 3

2

2 3 ( ) ( )

3 2

g

gx x dx u du u du

u x and du x dx