INTERGRAL CALCULUS Flashcards

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a branch of mathematics concerned with the theory and applications (as in the determination of lengths, areas, and volumes and in the solution of differential equations) of integrals and integration

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integral calculus

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result of the integration is called

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the integral

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two types of integral

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definite and indefinite

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before integration, the function to be integrated is called

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integrand

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integral of the ff:
sin x = 
cos x =
tan x = 
cot x = 
csc x = 
sec x =
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sin x = -cos x + C
cos x = sin x + C
tan x = -ln |cos x| + C
cot x = ln |sin x| + C
csc x = -ln |csc x + cot x| + C
sec x = ln |sec x + tan x| + C
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integral of the ff:

∫ log(a) xdx = ?

∫ ln xdx = ?

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∫ log(a) xdx = x ( log(a) x - log(a) e ) + C

∫ ln xdx = x ln(x) -x +C

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∫ sec^2 xdx=
∫ csc^2 xdx=
∫ sec x tan xdx=
∫ csc x cot xdx=
∫ 1/(x^2 +1) dx = 
∫ sinh xdx =
∫ cosh xdx =
∫ 1/x dx=
∫ b^x dx=
∫ 1/√(1-x^2) dx=
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∫ sec^2 xdx= tan x + C
∫ csc^2 xdx= -cot x + C
∫ sec x tan xdx= sec x + C
∫ csc x cot xdx= -csc x + C
∫ 1/(x^2 +1) dx =  tan^-1 x + C
∫ sinh xdx = cosh x + C
∫ cosh xdx = sinh x +C
∫ 1/x dx= ln |x| + C
∫ b^x dx=  b^x / ln(b) + C
∫ 1/√(1-x^2) dx=  sin^-1 x +C
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also known as u-substitution or change of variables, is a method for evaluating integrals and antiderivatives.

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subtitution rule

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given the ff expression, give their respective trigonometric subtitution for integration and the right identity to be applied

√(a^2 - x^2) , subtitution=? identity=?
√(a^2 + x^2), subtitution=? identity=?
√(x^2 - a^2), subtitution=? identity=?

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√(a^2 - x^2) ,

subtitution: , let x = a sin θ
identity: ( 1- sin^2 θ) = cos θ

√(a^2 + x^2),

subtitution: let x = atan θ
identity: 1 + tan^2 θ = sec^2 θ

√(x^2 - a^2),

subtitution: let x = asecθ
identity: sec^2 θ -1 = tan^2 θ

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10
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long solution…..

solve for
∫ √(9-x^2)/ x^2 dx

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ans : - cot θ - θ + C

step 1 : use trigo sub.
√(a^2 - x^2) ,
subtitution: , let x = a sin θ
identity: ( 1- sin^2 θ) = cos θ

step 2: use to simplify
cots^2 θ + 1 = csc^2θ

step 3: use ;
∫ csc^2 xdx= -cot x + C

step4 : answer is

ans : - cot θ - θ + C

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integration by parts formula and

how to know the order of choosing u and dv

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∫ vdu = uv- ∫ vdu

LIATE

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P= f(x,y)

∂P/∂x means that?

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derivative of the function of x and y with respect to x,

x is differntiated and y is constant.

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how do you solve a miltiple integration.

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solve first the inner integration and move outwards:

  • take note of the dx , dy ,dz to know which is your variable and constants.
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14
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how do you solve the area under the curve.

give the steps

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1 visualize the curve
2 choose a strip (vertical or horizontal)
* strips must touch both lines
3 reqrite equation
* horizontal = dy : stacking multiple strips vertically
* vertical strip= dx ; stacking multiple strips
horizontally
4 determine the limits.

5 solve….
A= ∫(x2-x1) [ Yupper - Ylower]dx
or
A= ∫(y2-y1) [ Xright - Xleft]dy

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how to solve if there are three curves involved

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just to know the intersection and solv efor the area 2 lines at a time

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how to solve if there is multiple area bwet two curves.

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just use absolute

A= ∫(x3-x1) | f(x) - g(x)| dx

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17
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formula for the area of a sector

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A = 1/2 r^2 θ

**a sector is used instead of rectangle when integrating with polar coordinate to find area under a curve.

A = ∫(θ2-θ1) [ 1/2 r^2 θ dθ

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18
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when evaluating an area under a curve for POLAR COORDINATES, how do you determing the upper limit and the lower limit?

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for rectangular, you use upper- lower & righ - left.
but with polar curves, you do clockwise like (330°-210°)

    • use radian for ease
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19
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HOW DO YOU SOLVE THE AREA UNDER TWO CRUVES?

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A = ∫(θ2-θ1) [ 1/2 ( (r outer)^2 - (r inner)^2 ) dθ

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how do you solve the arc length by integration

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A = ∫(x2-x1) srt (1 + (dy/dx)^2) dx

A = ∫(y2-y1) srt (1 + (dx/dy)^2) dy

A = ∫(θ2-θ1) srt (r^2 + (dr/dθ)^2) dθ

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surface area of a cruve when rotated upon an axis is equal to? as 1st proposed by pappus

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SA = (S)  (Circumference)
SA = S 2πr

S= arc length
A= area
& circumference = 2πr

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solving for the surface area stepsss

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step 1 identify thrugh what axis or line is the function being rotated to and for the equation SA= S (2πr) and use one of the fomula form depending on that

A = ∫(x2-x1) srt (1 + (dy/dx)^2) dx

A = ∫(y2-y1) srt (1 + (dx/dy)^2) dy

A = ∫(θ2-θ1) srt (r^2 + (dr/dθ)^2) dθ

step 2 solve for dx/dy or dy/dx or dr/dθ

step 3 make sure that the integran is in terms of only one variable, and the limit values are in term of that as well.

step 4: simplify

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2nd proposition of pappus. if an area is rotated upon an axis it will generate a volume equal to?

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V =( Area) (circumference)

V= A (2πr)

24
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integration formula in finding the volume

WASHER METH0OD.

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v = ∫(x2-x1) π(r outer ^2- r inner^2) dx

**ONLY TO BE USE IF THE DIFFERNTIAL STRIP IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE AXIS OF ROTATION

**make sure that the integran is in terms of only one variable, and the limit values are in term of that as well.

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integration formula in finding the volume

volume shell method

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∫(x2-x1) 2πx (Yupper - Ylower) dx

∫(y2-y1) 2πx (Xright - Xleft) dy

**differntial strip is parallel to the axis of rotation

26
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an expression involving the product of a perpendicular distance and physical quantity about a point, plane or axis

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MOMENT

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MOMENT FORMULA

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parallel:
∫(x2-x1) x (Yupper - Ylower) dx
perpendicular:
∫(x2-x1) 1/2 (Yupper^2 - Ylower^2) dx

parallel:
∫(y2-y1) y (Xright - Xleft) dy
perpendicular:
∫(y2-y1) 1/2 (Xright^2 - Xleft^2) dy

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In mathematics and physics, _______is the arithmetic mean position of all the points in the figure. Informally, it is the point at which a cutout of the shape could be perfectly balanced on the tip of a pin.

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the centroid or geometric center of a plane figure

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FORMULA FOR CENTROID FOR ANY SHAPE

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x= My /Area   
y= Mx/ area

**NEVER SHIFT YOUR DIFFERENTIAL STRIP IN THE MIDDLE OF SOLVING YOUR CENTROID FROM x VARI TO Y var.

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Newton’s first law states that if a body is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a straight line, it will remain at rest or keep moving in a straight line at constant speed unless it is acted upon by a force.

this is also called?

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law of inertia

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is a measure of the force that can cause an object to rotate about an axis.

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TORQUE

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MOMENT OF INERTIA (I) FORMULA

derive from:
F= (m) (a)
τ = I/α

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I = TORQUE (τ) / ANGULAR ACCELERATION α = force (F) radius (r) / acceleration(a)/ radius(r) = (F)(r^2)/ a =

(m)(r^2) = I

I= ∫ r^2dA
dA - this is the area

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solving for moment of inertia

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I= ∫ r^2dA

  • always use parallel with axis
  • r= distance to axis of rotation , most likely x or y axis (r=x,r=y)
  • dA- (use area formula upper-lower, right-left, depending on the strip of choice)
34
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density
of pure water
vs
saltwater

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(ρ)=

purewater = 1000Kg/ m^3
saltwater = 1030Kg/ m^3
35
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liquid pressure formula

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P= (ρ)gh
P= F/A
36
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formula for hydrostatic force

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since P = F/A = (ρ)gh

then
F= (ρ)ghA
h= height

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if the center is unknown, the hydrostatic force =?

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F= ∫ γ h dA
γ= ρg

**choose a parallel strip always

38
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work – fluids

formula when centroid is known….

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W=fd
d=h
f=mg
W= mgh
ρ=m/v
W= ρvgh
γ= ρg

W= γvh ————————–

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work – fluids

formula when centroid is unknown….

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dm= ρdV
ghdm= ghρdV
W=mgh
W = ghρdV
γ= ρg
W = ∫ γhdV  ---------------------------
40
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HOOKES LAW,

PRESSING OR COMPRESSING A SCPRING`

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W = ∫(x2-x1)  kxdVx
k=n/m= the proportionality constant = (rate of force over distance to pul/push the spring, unit weight)
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work – lifting a weight. (chain/rope)

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work = weight (w) y (height)
work = work(load) + work(rope)
work(load) = ∫ W(load) dy
work(rope) = ∫ (W(rope) - ωy)dy
ω= unit wight [N/m] (weight over length)

WORK= ∫ (W(load) + W(rope) - ωy) dy ————————–

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average value of a continuous fucntion

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f(ave) = 1/(b-a) ∫(b-a) f(x)dx

f(c) = f(ave)
** f(c) is a function of c not the value of c itself!!

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criteria of probability density function (PDF) of a continuous probability

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  • *** f(x) ≥ 0 (theres is no 0 probability

* ** ∫(∞ - -∞) f(x) dx =1 (area of probability=1)

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COMMON PDF’S

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UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION
EXPONENTIAL DISTRIB
NORMAL DISTRI

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MEAN - EXPECTATION PROBABILITY μ

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μ = ∫(∞ - -∞) xf(x) dx ------------------------
μ= aligned with centroid= mean
46
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variance PROBABILITY σ^2

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σ^2 = variance
σ^2= E((X-μ)^2

μ = E(x)

so;
σ^2= E(X^2) - μ^2———————–
or
σ^2= E(X^2) - E(X)^2 ————

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standard ddeviate σ

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σ = sqrt(variance)