Scribd
Upload
307 views

Integration Problems

The document provides practice integration problems that can be solved using techniques like substitution, integration by parts, trigonometric identities, and partial fraction expansions. It includes 42 problems ranging from basic to more advanced difficulties. Some commonly used trigonometric integrals and identities are also listed to help with solving the problems.

Uploaded by

Aneesh Amitesh Chand
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
307 views

Integration Problems

The document provides practice integration problems that can be solved using techniques like substitution, integration by parts, trigonometric identities, and partial fraction expansions. It includes 42 problems ranging from basic to more advanced difficulties. Some commonly used trigonometric integrals and identities are also listed to help with solving the problems.

Uploaded by

Aneesh Amitesh Chand
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 4

Practice Integration Problems

MATH 182: Fall 2006

The integrals practice problems on the following pages can all be evaluated using combinations of
1) The Method of Substitution
2) Integration by Parts
3) Trigonometric identities
4) Inverse Trigonometric Substitutions
5) Partial fraction expansions

Some commonly used trigonometric identities are:


sin2 (x) + cos2 (x) = 1
tan2 (x) + 1 = sec2 (x)
1
cos2 (x) =
(1 + cos(2x))
2
1
sin2 (x) =
(1 cos(2x))
2
sin(2x) = 2 sin(x) cos(x)
1
(sin(x + y) + sin(x y))
sin(x) cos(y) =
2
1
cos(x) cos(y) =
(cos(x + y) + cos(x y))
2
1
sin(x) sin(y) =
(cos(x y) cos(x + y))
2
Some commonly integrals worth noting include:
Z
1
du = arctan(u) + c
2
u +1
Z
1

du = arcsin(u) + c
2
Z 1u
tan(u) du = ln|sec(u)| + c
Z
cot(u) du = ln|csc(u)| + c
Z
sec(u) du = ln |sec(u) + tan(u)| + c
Z
csc(u) du = ln |csc(u) cot(u)| + c
Z

sec3 (u) du =

1
(sec(x) tan(x) + ln (sec(x) + tan(x))) + c
2

(I) Quickies:

a)

5e3x dx = 53 e3x + c

b)

2cos(x) dx = 2 sin(x) + c

c)

sec(2x) tan(2x) dx = 12 sec(2x) + c d)

7sec2 (5x) dx =

e)

dx
x2 +4

x
x2 +1

g)

2
3x+1

dx =

1
2 arctan
2
3

x
2

+c

f)

7
5

tan(5x) + c

+ 1 + c

1
2
2 ln x

dx =

ln|3x + 1| + c

(II) Intermediate Difficulty Problems:

1)

R2

3)

2x+1
x(1x)

5)

e z
z

7)

dx
9x2

9)

3x+2
2
x (x+2)

11)

3x3 +x2 +4
3x+1

13)

1
x( x+1)

15)

17)

R1

19)

2)

R2

4)

xex/2 dx

6)

tan3(x) sec2(x) dx

8)

dx
x2 9

10)

x3
1+x4

dx

12)

R /2

dx

14)

e3x cos(4x) dx

16)

arcsin(x) dx

18)

R /6

20)

ln(x)
x

dx
dx

ln(x)
x2

dx

x2

dz

dx

4 dx (need table)

dx

sin2(x) dx

(2x + 1) cos(x) dx
1
x 1+x2

dx

cos(x)
1+sin(x)

dx

4 x2 dx

21)

4x+7
(x+1)(2x+3)

22)

x
1+x2

23)

sin(ln(x))
x

dx

24)

x2ex dx

25)

sec4(x) dx

26)

ex
e2x +1

27)

cos2(4x) dx

28)

cos2(x) sin3(x) dx

29)

R /3

sec2 (x)
tan(x)

30)

arctan(2x) dx

31)

1
x2 +4x+5

32)

sin(2x) cos(4x) dx

33)

4x2 2x
(x1)(x2 +1)

34)

1
(x2 +4)3/2

35)

x ln(x) dx

36)

x2ex dx

37)

tan(x) sec (x) dx

38)

x
1+x2

39)

2x+1
x2 1

40)

sin(x) cos3(x) dx

41)

42)

/4

dx

dx

dx
dx

dx

1
2
x +2x+2

dx

dx

dx

dx

dx

cos(x)

1+3sin(x)

dx

Answers:
2)u = ln(x), v = x1 ; 1/2(1 ln(2))

1
2
2 (ln(2))

1) u = ln(x) ;

3)partialf raction ; ln|x| 3ln|x 1| + c


5)u =

x ; 2e

4)u = x, v = 2ex/2 ; 2(x 2)ex/2 + c


6)u = tan(x) ; 1/4 tan4 (x) + c

+c

8)x = 3 sec(); ln| 31 x +

9)partial f ractions; ln|x| ln|x + 2| x1 + c

10)u = 1 + x4 ; 1/4 ln(x4 + 1) + c

11)Long division; 1/3x3 + 4/3 ln|3x + 1| + c

12)trig ident.; /4

13)u =

x + 1; 2ln(1 +

x) + c

1
3

7)u = x/3; arcsin(x/3) + c

x2 9| + c

14)u = 2x + 1, v = sin(x); 2cos(x) + (2x + 1) sin(x) + c

15)IBP arts twice; 3/25e3x cos(4x) + 4/25e3x sin(4x) + c

16)x = tan(); ln|(1 +

17)u = arcsin(x), v = x; /2 1

18)u = 1 + sin(x); ln(3) ln(2)

19)x = 2sec(); 21 x x2 4 2ln|x + x2 4| + c

20)x = 2sin(); 1/2x 4 x2 + 2arcsin(x/2) + c

21)partial f raction; 3ln|x + 1| ln|2x + 3| + c

22)u = 1 + x2 ; 1 + x2

23)u = ln(x); cos(ln|x|) + c

24)IBP twice, u = x2 , v = ex ; (2 2x + x2 )ex

25)trig.ident. thenu = tan(x); tan(x) + 31 tan3 (x) + c

26)u = ex ; arctan(ex ) + c

27)trig. ident.; 1/2x + 1/6 sin(8x) + c

28)trig.ident, u = cos(x); 1/5cos5 (x) 1/3cos3 (x) + c

29)u = tan(x); 1/2ln(3) = ln( 3)

30)IBP u = arctan(2x), v = x; x arctan(2x) 1/4ln(1 + 4

31)u = x + 2, complete square; arctan(x + 2) + c

32)trig. ident.; 1/4cos(2x) 1/12cos(6x) + c

33)P artial. F rac.; ln|x 1| + arctan(x) + 3/2ln(x2 + 1) + c

34)x = 2tan(); x/(4 x2 + 4) + c

35)IBP u = ln(x), v = 1/3x3 ; 1/3x3 ln|x| 1/9x3 + c

36)u = x3 ; 1/3ex + c

37)trig. u = sec(x); 1/3 sec3 (x) + c

38)u = 1 + x2 ; 1 + x2 + c

39)partial f rac.; 3/2ln|x 1| + 1/2ln|x + 1| + c

40)u = cos(x); 1/4cos4 (x) + c

41)x + 1 = tan(); ln|x + 1 +

x2 + 2x + 2| + c

1 + x2 )/x| + c

42)u = 1 + 3sin(x); 2

p
1 + 3sin(x) + c

You might also like