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Calculus 2 Integration Techniques Since only textbooks group integrals according to the method necessary for solving them, it is essential that students learn to recognize the different types quickly and accurately. While it is impossible to cover all possibilities, the intent here is to try to cover some of the more basic types of methods of integration and how to know when to use them. Standard Integral Forms or Properties of Integrals One should always assume an integral is easy until good evidence suggests otherwise. What I mean by that is that we should first look to see if the integral in question is one of our standard forms. By that, I mean any of the following that come immediately from basic differentiation rules. Table 1 - Standard Integral Forms or Properties of Integrals The properties and forms above are the basic ones that should simply be recognized. There are some other fairly basic forms that, with a little algebraic manipulation or a trigonometric identity, become standard forms. Example 1 (x + 3x + 2) dx In this example, we are not dealing with exactly a standard form but using properties 2 and 3 from Table 1 gives us a sum of three standard forms.

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Calculus 2 Integration Techniques Since only textbooks group integrals according to the method necessary for solving them, it is essential that students learn to recognize the different types quickly and accurately. While it is impossible to cover all possibilities, the intent here is to try to cover some of the more basic types of methods of integration and how to know when to use them. Standard Integral Forms or Properties of Integrals One should always assume an integral is easy until good evidence suggests otherwise. What I mean by that is that we should first look to see if the integral in question is one of our standard forms. By that, I mean any of the following that come immediately from basic differentiation rules. Table 1 - Standard Integral Forms or Properties of Integrals The properties and forms above are the basic ones that should simply be recognized. There are some other fairly basic forms that, with a little algebraic manipulation or a trigonometric identity, become standard forms. Example 1 (x + 3x + 2) dx In this example, we are not dealing with exactly a standard form but using properties 2 and 3 from Table 1 gives us a sum of three standard forms.

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Calculus: Integration of Rational functions A rational function is by definition the quotient of two polynomials. For example are all rational functions. Remember in the definition of a rational function, you will not see neither x Decomposition of rational functions into a sum of partial fractions (in short Partial Fraction Decomposition Let us summarize the practical steps how to integrate the rational function If , perform polynomial long-division . Otherwise go to step 2. Factor the denominator Q x ) into irreducible polynomials : linear and irreducible quadratic polynomials. Find the partial fraction decomposition. Integrate the result of step 3. Remark: The main difficulty encountered in general when using this technique is in dealing with step 2 and step 3. Therefore, it is highly recommended to do a serious review of partial decomposition technique before adventuring into integrating fractional functions. The following examples illustrate cases in which you will be required to use Partial Fraction Decomposition technique: Example 1 Example 2 More Examples [Calculus] ... S.O.S MATHematics home page

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Numerical Integration: Accumulating Rates of Change The fundamental theorem of calculus tells us that if we know the rate of change of some quantity, then adding up (or integrating ) the rate of change over some interval will give the total change in that quantity over the same interval. For example, if a car is moving along a straight line and we know the speed of the car as a function of time, it is possible to determine the total change in the car's position over some time interval. But what if we don't know a formula for the car's velocity, but we only have measured its velocity at certain instants of time? Is it possible to "integrate" this discrete data in order to estimate the change in the car's position? If so, how? In this lab we learn to model functions that produce experimental data. By integrating the model, we approximate the (true) integral of the underlying (unknown) function. First, we integrate pre-collected data concerning the rate at which carbon-dioide is produced in an aquatic environment. Then we create, collect, and analyze data concerning the relationship between velocity and position. Outline This lab is long. But some parts can be done independently of others. After completing the first three sections below, you can move on to the section on CO2 concentrations, or directly to the section on automobile velocities.

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10. Visual Calculus - Integration By Parts - 1 Problem Evaluate the following integrals using integrationby parts Constructed with the help of Eric Howell. http://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/4/int_by_parts.1/

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AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION Calculus Interactive Tutorials and Tests by Przemyslaw Bogacki Under this project, a suite of on-line tutorials and tests is being developed for use in conjunction with a calculus sequence. Currently, beta versions of the following modules are available: Infinite Series Tutorial Integration Test Any progress made while working on these and other modules will be reported on these pages. The current modules are based on html/JavaScript technology, with some perl code used for reporting purposes. Most of the mathematics has been converted from T E X by T T H Contacting the Author If you have any comments about these modules, please do not hesitate to contact me: Przemyslaw Bogacki , Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Mathematics and Statistics Old Dominion University Norfolk, VA 23529, USA phone: e-mail: bogacki@math.odu.edu Permission is hereby granted for any noncommercial use of this product by individuals , e.g. students, faculty, etc. Permission for the class use of this product in an academic environment is automatically granted, provided the instructor notifies the author Any other use (including any commercial use) requires an explicit permission from the author

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Section 11: Methods of Integration 11.4 Integration by Parts I could go and tell you another Oz story about how Follup and Gollup got into a horrendous argument over whether they should begin laying yellow bricks at one end of the road and work toward the other, or whether they should start at the left edge of the road, and column by column over the entire length of the road, proceed toward the right edge. But instead, this time I'm going to dive right in with an example of integration by parts, and later on you will see how the Munchkins' dispute relates to it. To begin, review with me how you would go about finding the derivative of f(x) = x e x eq. 11.4-1 This function is the product, u(x)v(x) , of the two functions, u(x) = x and v(x) = e x . So your training in taking derivatives should immediately lead you to the conclusion that you will need to use the product rule . Applying the product rule you have d(x e x ) d(u(x)v(x)) dv du d(e x ) dx = u(x) + v(x) = x + e x dx dx dx dx dx dx eq. 11.4-2a

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