Integration - Topic 8 Flashcards
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, x^n, evaluating integrals & area under a curve, limit of a sum, substitution and integration by parts, partial fractions, first order differentials, and solutions in context
Year 1 - Chapter 13.1
What is the Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus?
If dy/dx = kxⁿ, then
y = (k/(n+1))xⁿ⁺¹ + c
n ≠ 1
dy/dx = f’(x)
Year 1 - Chapter 13.1
Integrate:
- dy/dx = (1/2)x²
- f’(x) = -3x⁻¹/²
- f’(x) = keᵏˣ
- y = (1/6)x³
- f(x) = -6x¹/²
- f(x) = eᵏˣ
Year - Chapter 13.4
Calculate the definite integral:
²∫₁ 3x² dx
- [x³]²₁
- (2³) - (1³)
- 8-1
- ²∫₁ 3x² dx = 7
Year 1 - Chapter 13.5
How do you calculate the area under a curve?
When the curve is above the horizontal x-axis
Area = ᵇ∫ₐ y dx, where y = f(x)
Year 1 - Chapter 13.6
How do you calculate the area under a curve?
When the curve is above and below the horizontal x-axis
Area = ᵇ∫₀ y dx - ⁰∫ₐ y dx, where y = f(x)
Year 1 - Chapter 13.7
How do you calculate the area bound by a curve and a linear equation?
- Equate y = f(x) to y = x
- Find the roots
- Find the area beneath the curve; ᵇ∫ₐ y dx
- Find the area beneath the triangle; 1/2 x base x height
- Area = area beneath the curve - area beneath the triangle
Year 1 - Chapter 13.7
Calculate the area bound by the line and curve:
y = x(4-x), y = x
- x(4-x) = x
- 4x-x² = x
- 3x-x² = 0
- x(3-x) = 0
- x = 0, or 3
- ³∫₀ x(4-x) dx = [2x²-(x³)/3]³₀ = 9
- 1/2 x 3 x 3 = 4.5
- 9 - 4.5 = 4.5 = Area
Year 1 - Chapter 13.2
Calculate the indefinite integral:
∫ xⁿ dx
(xⁿ⁺¹)/(n+1) + c
Year 2 - Chapter 11.1
What are the 9 standard integrating functions?
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How do you use the reverse chain rule?
How do you use the reverse product rule?
How do you use integration by substitution?
How do you use integration by parts?