Integration 2 - [Pure 3]. Flashcards
What is Integration?
The reverse of Differentiation.
What is the difference between a definite and indefinite integral?
A definite integral has bounds which are given. An indefinite integral has no limits and has a +c term.
How do you solve ∫un du?
∫un du = 1/(n+1) un+1 + c.
How do you solve ∫eu du?
∫eu = eu + c.
How do you solve ∫1/u du?
∫1/u du = ln u + c.
How do you solve ∫cos u du?
∫cos u du = sin u + c.
How do you solve ∫sin u du?
∫sin u du = - cos u + c.
How do you integrate a fraction using ln?
∫f’(x)/ f(x) dx = ln|f(x)| + c.
What different types of Integration are there?
- Integration by Substitution.
- Integration by Parts.
How do you integrate by substitution?
- Differentiate the equation given to make dx the subject.
- Change the limits if appropriate.
- Sub in all the things you know.
What formula from the formulae booklet are you given for Integration by Parts?
∫(u)(dv/dx) dx = uv - ∫(v)(du/dx) dx.
What acronym do you use to work out what to choose for ‘u’ in Integration by Parts?
LATE Acronym.
* Ln.
* Algebra.
* Trigonometry.
* Exponentials.