Integration Flashcards

1
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Improper integral

A

Integral evaluated as b approaches infinty

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2
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Main techniques used to solve

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Inspection
U-sub
By parts
Partial fractions

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3
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Inspection

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If numerator is derivative of the denominator then integral is simply ln(denominator) + c

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4
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How can the fraction be manipulated so it fits for inspection

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We can multiply by n/n and remove some constants from within the integral, alternatively we can use partial fractions or simply splitting the numerator

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5
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U Substitution

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Aim to simplify integral with the definition of du and get it into a standard integral form that is easily solved.

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6
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Integration by parts equation

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∫u’v = uv -∫uv’

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7
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Integration by parts for cyclic functions

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Set integral = to I, eventually our -∫uv’ will equal our original so we resub in I and rearrange to solve.
(May need to show that we’ve changed c)

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8
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Alternative approaches related to integration by parts

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May have to create a u’ = 1 or alternatively vary which is u’ and which is v as may not always be obvioius/ straightforward

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9
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Partial fractions used when:

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Need to split up an integral into more easily analysed components:

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10
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3 forms of partial fractions

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no repeated root, repeated root and irreducible quadratic

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11
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no repeated root

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= A/(x-n1) + B/(x-n2)

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12
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repeated root

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= A/(x-n1) + B/(x-n2) + C/(x-n2)^2

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13
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quadratric

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= A/(x-n1) + (Bx+C)/(x^2-n2x + n3)

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14
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How to solve partial fractions

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Multiply equation by denominator and use logical values of x to set some constants to 0 and then solve

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15
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What if order of numerator is greater than that of the denominator

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We use long algebraic divion

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16
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Process of long algebraic division

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Set up division with denominator as the divisor. Then multiply divisor by values that will help solve the equation when we have numerator - denominator and values will = 0. These values go to the top of the division and as bottom slowly simplifies to a point until it cant be simplified further, then our answer will be top line + remainder/divisor

17
Q

Length of curve equation

A

L =∫ (1+(f’(x))^2)^1/2 dx

18
Q

Integral of parametric equations

A

L = ∫ ((y(t))^2 + (x(t))^2)^1/2

19
Q

How to integrate absolute values:

A

Create a piecewise function that has one part when |inside| when inside is greater than 0 and one where inside is less than 0 (with this one being multiplied by -1)
We can then split the integral and determine what the limits will be then solve normally.

20
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Technique to solve integral with difficult bottom

A

Multiply by conjugate to try simplify (a^2 - b^2)