Chain rule of integration

    • [DOC File]Calculus II - MATH

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      Calculus II. MAT 146. Methods of Integration: Integration by Parts. Just as the method of substitution is an integration technique that reverses the derivative process called the chain rule, Integration by parts is a method of integration that reverses another derivative process, this one called the product rule.

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    • [DOC File]Railway: TE, acceleration, and braking

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      Integration. Analytic solution of first order differential equation with separable variables. Differentiation. Chain rule. Integration. Integration using partial fractions. Algebra and functions. Completing the square for a quadratic function. Algebra and functions. The discriminant of a quadratic function. Integration. Integration by substitution.

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    • [DOC File]Integration By Parts

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      In this lesson, students will be introduced to another method of integration, integration by parts. While substitution helps us recognize derivatives produced by the chain rule, integration by parts helps us to recognize derivatives produced by the product rule. Grade Level/Subject: The lesson is …

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    • [DOC File]Power Rule

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      Chain Rule. Example Trigonometric Derivatives. Basic Antiderivatives. Integration by Substitution. Example 1: Example 2: Integration by Parts Example: Integration of Powers of Sines and Cosine Integration by Trigonometric Substitution Integration by Partial Fraction Decomposition Numerical Integration. Trapezoidal Rule. Midpoint Rule. Simpson's ...

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    • [DOC File]Integration by Substitution

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      Overview: In this lesson, students will review the chain rule and use that knowledge to learn the method of substitution for integration. They will begin with very simple examples that can be solved using the guess-and-check method and then slowly move into more complicated examples in order to help them learn how to choose the best substitutions.

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    • [DOC File]Refresher

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      Product Rule. Chain Rule. Integration. You are expected to be able to perform simple integrals: A purist would note that a constant should be added to these indefinite integrals. Change of Variables. To use integration tables correctly, you must be able to change variables. For example: Integration …

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    • [DOC File]Integration by Substitution

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      Each basic rule of integration that you have studied so far was derived from a corresponding differentiation rule. Even though you have learned all the necessary tools for differentiating exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and algebraic functions, your set of …

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    • [DOC File]Chapter 3

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      8.2 Integration using substitution. For differentiation we had special rules like chain rule, product rule, and quotient rule. Since integration is the inverse process of differentiation, it seems reasonable to conclude that special rules exist for integration. One special rule we will study for integration …

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    • [DOC File]First year: Basic integration

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      Power chain rule. The power chain rule is really a special case of the general chain rule, but it is comparatively easier to use. The power chain rule tells you how to differentiate functions of the form . Taking in the formula for the general chain rule, we obtain. Power chain rule: or, with the alternative notation for the derivative. Let’s ...

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    • [DOC File]Calculus 1 Lecture Notes, Section 4.6

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      Integration by substitution is a formal way of performing “the chain rule in reverse.” Big skill: You should be able to calculate integrals using substitution. Let’s say that f(x) is a function that has an antiderivative F(x), which means . and . Now let’s look at what happens when we …

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