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A collection of problems and solutions related to integral calculus. It covers various types of indefinite and definite integrals, including those that require the use of substitution, integration by parts, and the evaluation of definite integrals using definite integrals. The document also includes problems on finding areas and volumes of regions and solids of revolution.
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Problems. Integral calculus
1. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 2. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 3. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 4. Evaluate the indefinite integral:.
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14. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 15. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 16. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 17. Evaluate the indefinite integral by per partes method:. 18. Evaluate the indefinite integral by per partes method:. 19. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 20. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 21. Evaluate the indefinite integral:. 22. Evaluate the definite integral:. 23. Evaluate the definite integral:. 24. Evaluate the definite integral:. 25. Evaluate the definite integral:. 26. Evaluate the definite integral:. 27. Evaluate the definite integral:.
Solutions
1.
Absolute value can be omitted since for all.
We obtain an equation:
from which:
28. Surface area of the region bounded by the curves: and
can be obtained as definite integral:.
First we find the crossing points of the curves:
Fig. 1. Region bounded by the curves: and.
29. Surface area of the region bounded by the symmetric curve:
can be calculated as 4 times the region located in the first quadrant:
Fig. 2. Region bounded by the curve:
30. Volume generated by revolving the area bounded by the parabola: about the
-axis for can be calculated as:
33. The length of the arc of the curve: on the interval will
be calculated as:
Fig. 5. Graph of a curve:
34. The area of the surface of revolution generated by revolving about -axis the arc of the
ellipse: with the length of its main axis equal to 4 will be calculated as:
.
First we evaluate: