Integration Techniques & Approximations: Substitution, Parts, Fractions, Rules, Improper I, Exams of Calculus

Various integration techniques such as substitution, parts, and partial fractions. It also discusses numerical approximations of integrals using the trapezoidal rule and simpson's rule. Additionally, it introduces improper integrals, computing volumes using disc, washer, and shell methods, and finding lengths of curves. Old exam problems are provided for practice.

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Chapter 7
Integration by Substitution
Integration by parts:
!
u dv
"=uv #v du
"
Partial Fractions (see book for a summary of the technique)
Trigonometric Identities:
•
!
a2"x2
then let x = a sin(t)
•
!
x2"a2
then let x = a sec(t)
•
!
a2+x2
then let x = a tan(t)
Tables of Integrals
Numerical Approximations of Integrals
• Left(n)
• Right(n)
• Mid(n)
• Trap(n)
• Simp(n)
Recall that the Trapezoidal Rule is given by:
!
f(x)dx "b#a
2nf(x0)+2f(x1)+2f(x2)+...+2f(xn#1)+f(xn)
[ ]
a
b
$
Simpson’s Rule is given by:
!
f(x)dx "b#a
3nf(x0)+4f(x1)+2f(x2)+4f(x3)+...+2f(xn#2)+4f(xn#1)+f(xn)
[ ]
a
b
$
where n is even.
There are error estimates for these approximation methods:
For the Trapezoidal rule:
!
En
T"(b#a)3M
12n2
where M is the maximum value of
!
" "
f (x)
on the interval [a,b].
For Simpson’s rule:
!
En
S"(b#a)5M
180n4
where M is the maximum value of
on the interval [a,b]
Improper Integrals
• Evaluate a given improper integral.
• Determine if an improper integral converges or diverges through a comparison test
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Chapter 7 Integration by Substitution Integration by parts: !

"^ u^ dv =^ uv^ #^ " v^ du

Partial Fractions (see book for a summary of the technique) Trigonometric Identities: • !

-^^ a^2 "^ x^2 then let x = a sin(t) ! -^^ x^2 "^ a^2 then let^ x = a sec(t) !

^ a^2 +^ x^2 then let x = a tan(t) Tables of Integrals Numerical Approximations of Integrals • Left(n)

  • • Right(n)Mid(n)
  • • Trap(n)Simp(n) Recall that the Trapezoidal Rule is given by:

!

a^ b^ $^ f^ ( x ) dx^ "^ b^2^ # n^ a^ [^ f^ ( x^0 )^ +^2 f^ ( x^1 )^ +^2 f^ ( x^2 )^ +^ ...+^2 f^ ( xn #^1 )^ +^ f^ ( xn^ )]

Simpson’s Rule is given by:

!

a^ b^ $^ f^ ( x ) dx^ "^ b^^3 # n^ a^ [^ f^ ( x^0 )^ +^4 f^ ( x^1 )^ +^2 f^ ( x^2 )^ +^4 f^ ( x^3 )^ +^ ...+^2 f^ ( xn #^2 )^ +^4 f^ ( xn #^1 )^ +^ f^ ( xn^ )]

There are error estimates for these approximation methods:^ where n is even. For the Trapezoidal rule: !

En^ T^ " ( b^ 12 #^ an )^32 M where M is the maximum value of !

f^ ""( x ) on the interval [a,b]. For Simpson’s rule: !

En^ S^ " ( b 180^ #^ a ) n^54 M where M is the maximum value of !

f (^4 )( x )on the interval [a,b] Improper Integrals • Evaluate a given improper integral.

  • Determine if an improper integral converges or diverges through a comparison test

Chapter 8 Computing Volumes:

  • Disc Method: x-axis. Revolve the graph of a continuous non-negative function f on an interval [a,b] over the V =
  • Washer Method: axis. Revolve the region between the functions f and g on an interval [a,b] over the x- (Assume f(x) > g(x) > 0)^ V =
  • Shell Method: Rotate an area under the function f(x) on an interval [a,b] about the y V = -axis

Lengths of Curves is given by : Let f have a continuous derivative on [a,b]. Then the length L of the graph of f on [a,b]

IF f is the length L of the graph of f on [a,b] is given by given parametrically on [a,b] by differentiable functions and if the velocity v(t) is not 0 on [a,b]. Then

L = a^ b " v ( t ) dt = a^ b "^ # $ % dx dt & ' (^2 + # $ % dy dt & ' (^2 dt

  1. Determine (symbolically) if the following integrals converge or diverge. Show work, explain.

a. "^ # $ 1 xdx 3 + 1

b. 1 # $ x 3 dx + 1

  1. Rotate the region bounded by !

Set up the integral, you do NOT have to evaluate the integral. Show work.^^ y^ =^ x^2 +^3 , y = 1, x =^ - 1, and x = 1 around the line y=0. Find the volume.

  1. Find the length (symbolically) of the parametric curve given by !

Show work.^^ x^ =^ ( t^ +^1 )^32 ,^ y^ =^ ( t^ "^3 )^32 , for^0 ≤^ t^ ≤^ 1.

  1. [20 pts] Find the following integral via trigonometric substitution. Show work.

!

" 16 +^ x^2 dx