Integration Flashcards
What is the trapezium rule?
∫ y dx = 1/2 h [( first + last ) + 2( sum of terms in between)]
Where do you use reverse chain rule?
When the original function could have been differentiated by chain rule to get this. Eg. F ‘(g (x)) ~> g ‘(x) f ‘(g(x))
(So in diff X out diff (orig. in))
How do you integrate by reverse chain rule?
Integrate outside the brackets, integrate the whole bracket as an x^a term and then divide all by inside the bracket differentiated
So, int outside • n+1( og inside) • 1/ diff inside
∫ ax^n integrates to
a/(n+1) • x^(n+1) + c
e^x integrates to
e^x + c
1/x integrates to
Ln |x| + c
Cos kx integrates to
1/k Sin kx + c
Sin kx integrates to
-1/k Cos kx + c
Sec^2 x integrates to
Tan x + c
Sec x Tan x integrates to
Sec x + c
Cosec^2 x integrates to
- Cot x + c