Formulae Integral Calculus
Formulae Integral Calculus
n x n 1 2
A. x dx k , n 1 K. sec xdx tan x k
n 1
1 2
B. x dx log x k L. cosec xdx cot x k
1
C.
x
a dx log a a
x
k M. sec x. tan xdx sec x c
D. e
ax
dx
1 ax
e k
N. cosec x.cot xdx cosec x k
a
1
1 O. x dx sec 1 x k
E. sin ax dx a cos ax k x 12
1 1 1 x
F. cos ax dx a sin ax k P. a 2
x 2
dx tan 1 k
a a
G. tan xdx log sec x k 1 1 ax
Q. a 2 2
dx log k
OR log cos x k x 2a ax
x 2 a2
V. x 2 a 2 dx x a 2 log x x 2 a 2 k
2 2
x 2 a2
W. x 2 a 2 dx x a 2 log x x 2 a 2 k
2 2
x 2 a2 x
X.
2
a x dx 2
a x sin 1 k
2
2 2 a
1 1
Y. ax b dx a log ax b k , where ‘a’ is any constant (and obviously, k is the integral constant)
Methods of Integration:
Though there is no general method for finding the integral of a function, yet here we have considered the
following methods based on observations for evaluating the integral of a function:
a) Integration by Substitution Method– b) Integration by Partial Fractions–
f x
In this method we change the integral f x dx , Consider defines a rational polynomial
g x
where independent variable is x, to another integral
in which independent variable is t (say) different function.
from x such that x and t are related by x g t . If the degree of numerator i.e. f x is
greater than or equal to the degree of
du
Let u f x dx then, f x. denominator i.e. g x then, this type of rational
dx
function is called an improper rational
dx function. And if degree of f x is smaller than
Again as x g t so, we have g t .
dt
the degree of denominator i.e. g x then, this
du du dx type of rational function is called a proper
Now . f x . g t
dt dx dt rational function.
On integrating both sides w.r.t. t, we get In rational polynomial functions if the degree
(i.e. highest power of the variable) of numerator
du (Nr) is greater than or equal to the degree of
dt dt f x g t dt denominator (Dr), then (without any doubt)
always perform the division i.e., divide the Nr
u f g t g t dt by Dr before doing anything and thereafter use
the following:
i.e., f x dx f g t g t dt where x g t . Numerator Remainder
Quotient .
So, it is clear that substituting x g t in Denominator Denominator
On doing this, the rational function is resolved
f x dx will give us the same result as obtained into partial fractions. The table shown below lists
by putting g t in place of x and g t dt in place the types of simpler partial fractions that are to be
associated with various kinds of rational functions
of dx . which will be dealt in our current study:
px q A B
, ab
x a x b xa xb
px q A B
2
x a x a x a 2
px 2 qx r A B C
x a x b x c xa xb xc
px 2 qx r A B C
2
x a x b x a x a 2 x b
px 2 qx r A
2
Bx C
x a x 2 bx c x a x bx c
c) Integral By Parts–
If and V be two functions of x then,
d
. V dx Vdx dx Vdx dx
I II
In finding integrals by this method, proper choice of functions and V is crucial. Though there is no
fixed rule for taking and V (their choice is possible by practice) yet, following rule is found to be quite
helpful in deciding the functions and V :
If and V are of different types, take that function as which comes first in the word ILATE .
Here I stands for Inverse trigonometrical function, L stands for Logarithmic function, A stands for Algebraic
function, T stands for Trigonometrical function and E stands for the Exponential function.
If both the functions are trigonometrical, take that function as V whose integral is easier.
If both the functions are algebraic, take that function as whose differentiation is easier.
Some integrands are such that they are not product of two functions. Their integrals may be found by
integrals by parts taking 1 as the second function. Logarithmic and inverse trigonometric functions are
examples of such functions.
e f ( x) f ( x ) dx e
x x
The result of integral f ( x ) k can be directly applied in case of the
objective type questions.
d
numerator px q as shown here, i.e., px q A ax 2 bx c B . Then on, obtain the values of A and
dx
B by equating the coefficients of like powers of x and constants terms on both the sides. Then, integrate it
d
after replacing px q by A ax 2 bx c B using the values of A and B.
dx
a sin x b cos x d
Integrals of the form dx : Express Numerator A Denominator B Denominator .
c sin x d cos x dx
Then obtain the values of A and B by equating the coefficients of sin x and cos x on both the sides and
proceed.
a sin x b cos x c
Integrals of the form dx : Note that the previous integral form can be considered as a
p sin x q cos x r
d
special case of this form. Express Numerator A Denominator B Denominator C . Then obtain the
dx
M N Substitutions
Linear Linear t2 N
Quadratic Linear t2 N
Linear Quadratic 1
t
M
Quadratic Quadratic N 1
t2 or t
M x
a
a
2 f x dx, if f x is even function i.e., f x f x
P.06 f x dx 0
a 0 , if f x is odd function i.e., f x f x
2a a 2a
P.07 f x dx f x dx a f x dx
0 0
a a
f x dx f 2a x dx
0 0
m /2
m
2
f x dx f x dx, if f m x f x
P.08 0
0 0, if f m x f x
a f x dx m f x dx F b F a
b
f x dx . [ By (i)
a
b m b
Hence, a f x dx a f x dx m f x dx, amb. [H.P.]
b b
P.05 a f x dx f a b x dx .
a
b
PROOF Consider a f x dx .
Let x a b t dx dt .
Also when x a t b and, when x b t a .
b a
So, a f x dx f a b t dt
b
b
f a b t dt [By using P.02
a
b
f a b t dt
a
The proof for the special case is same as is for the P.05, so it has been left as an exercise for you!
a
2 f x dx , if f x is even function i.e., f x f x
a
P.06 f x dx 0 .
a 0, if f x is odd function i.e., f x f x
a 0 a
Consider
a
f x dx .
Let x t dx dt .
Also when x a t a and when x 0 t 0 .
0 0
So, f x dx f t dt
a a
a
f t dt [By using P.02
0
a
f t dt
0
0 a
f x dx f x dt [Replacing t by x, P.03
a 0
Therefore equation (i) becomes,
a a a
f x dx f x dx f x dx
a 0 0
a a
f x dx f x f x dx
a 0
a
2 f x dx , if f x f x
a
f x dx 0
a 0, if f x f x
a
2 f x dx, if f x is even function
a
i.e.,. f x dx 0 [H.P.]
a 0, if f x is odd function
2a a 2a
P.07 f x dx f x dx a f x dx
0 0
a a
f x dx f 2a x dx .
0 0
a
f 2a t dt [By using P.02
0
a
f 2a t dt
0
2a a
a f x dx f 2a x dx [Replacing t by x, P.03
0
So equation (i) becomes,
2a a a
f x dx f x dx f 2 a x dx . [H.P]
0 0 0
2a
a
2 f x dx, if f 2a x f x
P.08 f x dx 0 .
0 0, if f 2a x f x
2a a 2a
PROOF We know f x dx f x dx a f x dx
0 0
…(i)
2a
Consider a f x dx .
Let x 2a t dx dt .
Also when x a t a and when x 2a t 0 .
2a 0
So, a f x dx a f 2a t dt
a
f 2a t dt [By using P.02
0
a
f 2a t dt
0
2a a
a f x dx 0 f 2a x dx [Replacing t by x, P.03
f x dx f x dx 0 f 2a x dx
0 0
a
f x f 2a x dx
0
2a
a
2 f x dx, if f 2a x f x
Hence, f x dx 0 . [H.P.]
0 0, if f 2a x f x
b n1
i.e., f x dx lim h f a rh , such that as n , h 0 and nh b a
n
a r 0
b n
or, f x dx lim h f a rh , such that as n , h 0 and nh b a .
n
a r 1