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• [PDF File]Gaussian Integrals - University of Pennsylvania

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  the exponents to x2 + y2 switching to polar coordinates, and taking the R integral in the limit as R → ∞. Integral 2 is done by changing variables then using Integral 1. Integral 3 is done by completing the square in the exponent and then changing variables to use equation 1. Integral 4(5) can be done by integrating over a wedge with angle ...

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• [PDF File]Math 104: Improper Integrals (With Solutions)

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  Example 4 Find Z 2 0 2x x2 − 4 dx. (if it converges) Solution: The denominator of 2x x2−4 is 0 when x= 2, so the function is not even defined when x= 2. So Z 2 0 2x x2 −4 dx= lim c→2− Z c 0 2x x2 − 4 dx= lim c→2− h ln|x2 −4| i c 0 = lim c→2− ln|x2 − 4|−ln(4) = −∞, so the integral diverges. RyanBlair (UPenn ...

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• [PDF File]Calculus I, Section 5.2, #48 The Definite Integral

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  Calculus I, Section 5.2, #48 The Definite Integral If R8 2 f(x) dx=7.3and R4 2 f(x) dx=5.9, find R8 4 f(x) dx.1 Weapplytheproperty Z c a f(x) dx+ Z b c f(x) dx= Z b a f(x) dx tothegivenintegrals. Z 8 2 f(x) dx= Z 4 2 f(x) dx+ Z 8 4 f(x) dx 7.3=5.9+ Z 8 4 f(x) dx 7.3−5.9= Z 8 4 f(x) dx 1.4= Z 8 4 f(x) dx 1Stewart,Calculus ...

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• [PDF File]1 Integration Z - McGill University

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  1 Integration Evaluate the integral. 1. Z 4 1 (1 + p x)2dx 2. Z 2 0 3 x2 x dx 3. Z (x 1 + x)2 x2 dx 4. Z 2 0 x2dx 5. Z x3 3x+ 5 3 p x dx 6. Z 0 26.2 (x2 4)2dx 7. Z 10x4 1 x3 + 15 p x3 7 dx 8. Z 2 1 2x3 + 5 x4 dx 9. Z (2x+ 1)(x 1) p x dx 10. Z

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  Calculus Maximus WS 4.2: Def Int & Num Int Page 6 of 7 10. Given that 9 4 38 3 xdx , using your knowledge of transformations, what is (a) 4 9 tdt (b) 9 4 x dx 3 (c) 14 9 xdx 5 (d) 4 4 xdx 11. If fx is represented by the table below, approximate 9.6 1 f x dx using left-endpoint, right-endpoint, midpoint, and trapezoidal approximations. Label ...

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• [PDF File]Antiderivatives 2

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  Antiderivatives 2 Find the antiderivative (#’s 1 - 5). 1: Z 6 p x 6 p xdx = Z 6x1=2 x1=6 dx = 6 x3=2 3=2 x7=6 7=6 + C = 4x3=2 6 7 x7=6 + C = 4x p x 6 7 x 6 p x+ C 2: Z 5 24x + 3x4 x3 dx = Z 5x 3 4 1 x +3xdx = 5 x 2 2 4lnjxj+3

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• [PDF File]MATH 2D Prep: Integration Techniques Facts to Know

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  Z ˇ=4 0 cos2(x)sin(x)dx u = du = , 2.Evaluate Z 1 0 x2exdx u = du = v = dv = , Created Date: 7/26/2020 4:01:26 PM ...

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• [PDF File]Integration by substitution

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  3. Finding Z f(g(x))g′(x)dx by substituting u = g(x) Example Suppose now we wish to find the integral Z 2x √ 1+x2 dx (3) In this example we make the substitution u = 1+x2, in order to simplify the square-root term. We shall see that the rest of the integrand, 2xdx, will be taken care of automatically in the

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• [PDF File]Double integrals - University of Surrey

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  y2 2 # y=x y=0 dx = Z 1 0 3x−x2 − x2 2! dx = Z 1 0 3x− 3x2 2! dx = " 3x2 2 − x3 2 # 1 x=0 = 1 Note that Methods 1 and 2 give the same answer. If they don’t it means something is wrong. 0.11 Example Evaluate ZZ D (4x+2)dA where D is the region enclosed by the curves y = x2 and y = 2x. Solution. Again we will carry out the integration ...

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• [PDF File]Building Java Programs - University of Washington

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  private int x; private int y; public Point(int initialX, int initialY) {x = initialX; y = initialY;} public double distanceFromOrigin() {return Math.sqrt(x * x + y * y);} public int getX() {return x;} public int getY() {return y;} public void setLocation(int newX, int newY) {x = newX; y = newY;} public void translate(int dx, int dy) {x = x + dx ...

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• [PDF File]1SeparationofVariables - Drexel University

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  Math122 SeparationofVariables&ImproperIntegrals CalculusII 1.2 dy dx = 5xy y x2 x dy dx = 5xy y x2 x dy dx = y„5x 1” x2 x 1 y dy= 5x 1 x2 x dx ...

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• [PDF File]Numerical Integration 1 Introduction

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  (r2 x2)x2 dx = r2 x3 3 r 5 r r = 4 15 r5 yielding 5 I QSimpson (b a) 9032 max t2[a;b] f(4)(x) : 2.2 HigherOrderRules For given nodes x 1;:::;x n we can construct a quadrature rule Q=w 1 f(x 1)+ +w n f(x n) with an interpolating polynomial of degree n 1. Using the method from the Simpson rule we can find the weights w

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• [PDF File]Integral of 4 cos - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  u = x4 v = sin x u = 4x3 v = cos x to get: x 4 cos x dx = x 4 sin x − 4x 3 sin x dx. We do not have a formula 3for 4x sin x dx, but a similar integration by parts will get us closer to one: u = 4x3 v = − cos x u = 212x v = sin x ⇒ 4x 3 sin x dx = −4x 3 cos x + 12x 2 cos x dx.

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• [PDF File]Test 1 review - Arizona State University

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  2. WebW. 6.2, 1-14 (trigonometric substitutions) 3. WebW. 6.1, 1-4 (integration by parts) int (x^2+x+2) cos(3x) dx int (x^3+x+1)ln(x) dx 4. WebW. 6.2, 1, 2, 3 (trigonometric substitution) WebW. 6.2, 8, 9 5. WebW. 6.3, 8 (partial fractions) int 1/((x+1)(x^2+2)) dx 6. WebW. 6.4. (Table of integrals) Use int u^2/sqrt(a^2-u^2) du = -u*sqrt(a^2-u^2 ...

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• [PDF File]CPS | STM Publishing Company

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  x. 2 & y = 1 + x. 2. Solution: The parabolas intersect when 2. 2. x = 1 + x. 2, that is, x = 1, so . x = −1. We note that the region . D, sketched in Figure 4.1, is a type I region but not a type II region and we can write. 990. CHAPTER 15. MULTIPLE INTEGRALS. If is continuous on a type I region. D. such that then

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• [PDF File]25Integration by Parts - University of California, Berkeley

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  Example: ∫x3 4−x2 dx *Since both of these are algebraic functions, the LIATE Rule of Thumb is not helpful. Applying Part (A) of the alternative guidelines above, we see that x 4 −x2 is the “most complicated part of the integrand that can easily be integrated.” Therefore: dv =x 4 −x2 dx u =x2 (remaining factor in integrand) du =2x dx

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• [PDF File]Answers to Integral and Derivative Practice p 9 2 C 4

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  (n) A0(t) = 7(6t3 + lnt)6 18t2 + 1 t + 1 + et t+ et (o) dy dx = x5 4xe x+ 4ex x2 x2+3 [4xe ln(x2 + 3)](5x4) x10 (p) f0(x) = 5 1 + (lnx)3 4 3(lnx)2 1 x (q) HINT: Use the Fundamental Theorem to get a formula for A(m) and then di erentiate

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• [PDF File]How to integrate sine squared - Weebly

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  How to integrate sine squared Integration of sin^2x: $\displaystyle\int\sin^2xdx=\dfrac{1}{2}x-\dfrac{1}{4}\sin 2x+C$ or $\displaystyle\int\sin^2xdx=\dfrac{1}{2}x-\dfrac{1}{2}\sin x\cos x+C$ We introduce 2 methods to integrate $\sin^2x$ Proof 1: By Half-angle Formula Strategy: Convert $\sin^2x$ to $\cos 2x$ by the following half-angle formula: $\sin^2x=\dfrac{1-\cos 2x}{2}$ Proof ...

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• [PDF File]12.2 The Definite Integrals (5.2) - University of Utah

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  Course: Accelerated Engineering Calculus I Instructor: Michael Medvinsky 12.2 The Definite Integrals (5.2) Def: Let f(x) be defined on interval [a,b].Divide [a,b] into n subintervals of equal

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• [PDF File]Antiderivatives 2

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  Antiderivatives 2 Find the antiderivative (#’s 1 - 5). 1: Z 6 p x 6 p xdx 2: Z 5 24x + 3x4 x3 dx 3: Z 3 x p x2 1 +7ex dx 4: Z 2secxtanx+3sinxdx 5: Z p 5csc2 x+ p 2dx

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