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WeBWorK assignment number Integrales is due : 11/26/2011 at 11:59pm CST. The (* replace with url for the course home page *) for the course contains the syllabus, grading policy and other information.
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1. (1 pt) Evaluate the following indenite integrals: R 1 + C. (a) (x+1)( x+2) dx = dx = + C. (b) x41 R 1 (c) (x+1)2x(x+2)2 dx = + C. (Note: Look at the page for hyperbolic functions available in WeBWorK .)
R
4. (1 pt) Integration by Partial Fractions: This technique involves an unusual decomposition of rational expressions: instead of factoring them you write them as sums of simpler terms.
R R
3 dx x2 1
= =
. .
x11 dx x2 +3x4
1 dx x4 16
5. (1 pt) Use the method of partial fraction decomposition to perform the following integration. Z 2x2 x 20 . dx = x2 + x 6 Hint: 2x2 x 20 = 2(x2 + x 6) 3x 8 6. (1 pt) Compute R x+1 dx = x1
Hint: Use a substitution and partial fractions. 7. Z (1 pt) Evaluate the indenite integral. 2 dx = x2 + 12x + 36 8. (1 pt) Evaluate the integral.
Z 3
8x + 3 x2 + 1x + 0
= +C [NOTE: Remeber to enter all necessary *, (, and ) !! Enter arctan(x) for tan1 x , sin(x) for sin x.... ]
1
dx
9. (1 pt) The form of the partial fraction decomposition of a rational function is given below. 9x2 + 5x + 36 (x + 1)(x2 + 9)
17. (1 pt) Use integration by parts to nd the following: Z = A Bx + C + x + 1 x2 + 9 . Hint: Use the substitution u = t +7 xe3x dx = and dv = e2t +3 dx
9x2 + 5x + 36 dx = (x + 1)(x2 + 9)
+C
(ln(4x))2 dx
x2 arctan(7x) dx +C
1 dx 5x + 4 x +C
Answer =
Z
21. (1 pt)
2y tan1 (5y) dy =
Answer:
+C Use arctan() to denote tan1 () in your answer. 22. (1 pt) Evaluate the indenite integral.
Z
13. (1 pt) Evaluate the following denite integrals: R (a) 01 x2 ex dx = . R (b) 01 x2 2x dx = . R (c) 12 (ln(x))2 dx = . (d)
R
2
cos6 (x)dx =
Answer:
14. (1 pt) Integration by Parts: This is the most important integration technique weve discussed in this class. It has a wide range of applications beyond increasing our list of integration rules.
R 3 z ln zdz = R t e cos t dt =
e8x sin(7x)dx +C
. .
Answer:
. Answer:
2
x2 4x + 3 dx +C
49 x2 dx x +C Answer:
sec3 x dx +C
Answer:
Answer:
e3x dx 6 x e + 25 +C
Answer:
tan2 x dx +C
Answer:
dx
Z
Answer:
+C
7 dx (16 + x2 )2
25 cos3 (51x) dx
= +C [NOTE: Remeber to enter all necessary *, (, and ) !! Enter arctan(x) for tan1 x , sin(x) for sin x.... ] 37. (1 pt)
R
1 dx 2581x2
+C
WeBWorK notation for sin1 (x) is arcsin(x) or asin(x), for tan1 ( x) its arctan(x) or atan(x). 38. (1 pt) Evaluate the indenite integral
Z
sin(9x) sin(14x) dx
dx (36 + x2 )2
+C [NOTE: Remember to enter all necessary *, (, and ) !! Enter arctan(x) for tan1 x , sin(x) for sin x ... ]
3
39. (1 pt) For each of the indenite integrals below, choose which of the following substitutions would be most helpful in evaluating the integral. Enter the appropriate letter (A,B, or C) in each blank. DO NOT EVALUATE THE INTEGRALS. A. x = 7 tan B. x = 7 sin C. x = 7 sec
dx ( 49 + x2 )3 Z 2 2. x 49 dx
Z
1.
dx 2 3/2 Z (49 x ) 4. x2 49 + x2 dx
Z
3.
5.
(x2 49)5/2 dx
+ C.
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