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This worksheet contains integration problems involving calculus and substitution. It includes finding antiderivatives of given functions and applying the results to various definite integrals. Additionally, there are application problems, such as finding the total number of infected people during the first four months of a disease outbreak and calculating the area of a region enclosed by two curves.
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(1) Calculate the following integrals.
(a)
(x^2 − 5 x)^4 (2x − 5) dx
(b)
0 e
x√ex (^) + 1 dx
(c)
x(1 + 2x) dx
(d)
3
√^3 x x − 2 dx^ (Use the substitution^ u^ =^ x^ −^ 2.)
(e)
xe−x^ dx (Use integration by parts.)
(2) The rate of infection of a disease (in people per month) is given by the function I′(t) = (^) t^1002 + 1t, where t is the time in months since the disease broke out. Find the total number of infected people during the first four months of the disease.
(3) A region R is enclosed by the curves y = x and y = x^2. Find the area of R.
(4) Suppose the temperature in a river at a point x in meters downstream from a factory that is discharging hot water into the river is given by T (x) = 400 − 0. 25 x^2. Find the average temperature over the interval [10, 40].