AP Calculus AB BC Exponential Logarithmic Integration
AP Calculus AB BC Exponential Logarithmic Integration
2.
(A) –4
(B) –2
(C) 0
(D) 2
(E) 4
3.
(A) ln (e + 1)
(B) ln 2
(C) 0
(D) –ln (e + 1)
(E) –ln 2
4. ∫e5x dx =
(A) 5e5x + C
(B) e5x + C
(C) e5x + C
(D) ex + C
(E) (5e)5x + C
5. ∫e−3x dx =
(A) – e– x + C
(B) – e–3x + C
(C) e–3x + C
(D) –3 e–3x + C
x
(E) –3 e– +C
6.
(A) (1 + ex) + C
(B) (1 + ex) + C
(C) (1 + ex) + C
(D) (1 + ex) + C
(E) 3 (1 + ex) + C
7. ∫(ex + e−x) dx =
8. ∫ex (4 + ex)4 dx =
(A) (4 + ex)5 + C
(B) (4 + ex)5 + C
(C) (4 + ex)5 + C
(D) (4 + ex)5 + C
(E) ex (4 + ex)5 + C
10.
(A) –e–x – 2x + ex + C
(B) 2x + ex + C
(C) 2ex + 2x + C
(D) –e–x + 2x + C
(E) –e–x + 2x + ex + C
11.
(A) + ln 2
(B) – + ln 2
(C) + ln 2
(D) + ln 2
(E) – ln 2
12.
(A) ln 3
(B) ln 4
(C) ln 8
(D) ln 16
(E) ln 24
13.
(A)
(B) 3 ln
(C) 3 ln
(D)
(E) ln (5)
14.
(A) – [1 – e–1]
(B) [1 + e–1]
(D) [e–1 – 1]
(E) [1 – e–1]
15.
(A) –e + C
(B) –e + C
(C) e + C
(D) e– + C
(E) –e– + C
16.
(A) e +C
(B) 2e + C
(C) 2e + C
(D) –2e + C
(E) 2e– + C
17. 1x dx =
(A) 10x ln 10
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
18.
(A) ln (ex – 1) + C
(C) ln (e2x + 1) + C
(D) ex ln (ex + 1) + C
(E) ln (ex + 1) + C
19.
(A) x – 6 ln |x – 6| + C
(B) x – 6 ln |x + 6| + C
(C) x + 6 ln |x + 6| + C
(D) x + 6 ln |x – 6| + C
(E) x – 6 ln |x + 6| + C
20.
(A) (1 + e2x) + C
(B) e2x + C
(C) tan–1(ex) + C
(D) sin–1(ex) + C
(E)
21. ∫e2x cos x dx
22. ∫x2ln2 x dx =
2
23. ∫x2x +7 dx =
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
24. ∫3(46x)dx =
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
25.
26. ∫xe2x dx =
27. ∫x2e2x dx =
28. ∫xe−2x dx =
29. ∫x3ex dx =
(A) x4ex + C
30. ∫x3 ln x dx =
(A) 3x + C
(B) x4 ln x + C
(C) x4 ln x – x4 + C
(D) – x4 ln x + x4 + C
(A) +C
(B) +C
(C) 3x ln (3x) + C
(D) x ln (3x) + x + C
(E) x ln (3x) – x + C
32. ∫x2 ln x dx
(A) x3 ln x – x3 + C
(B) x3 ln x – x3 + C
(C) x3 (–1 + ln x) + C
(D) ln x (x3 – 1) + C
(E) 3x3 ln x – x3 + C
33. ∫xe−x dx =
(A) e–x (x + 1) + C
(B) ex (x + 1) + C
(C) –ex (x – 1) + C
(D) e–x (x – 1) + C
(E) –e–x (x + 1) + C
35. ∫ln x dx =
(A) x ln x + x + C
(B) x – x ln x + C
(C) +C
(D) x ln x – x + C
(E) x – ln x + C
36. ∫x5 ln x dx =
(A) x6 ln x + x6 + C
(B) x6 ln x – x6 + C
(C) x6 – x6 ln x + C
(D) 5x4 ln x + x4 + C
(E) x6 ln x – x6 + C
37.
(A) .
(B) .
(C) .
(D) .
(E) .
Exponential and Logarithmic Integration Drill
Answers and Explanations
ANSWER KEY
1. A
2. B
3. A
4. B
5. B
6. C
7. A
8. D
9. A
10. E
11. D
12. C
13. D
14. E
15. A
16. C
17. D
18. E
19. D
20. C
21. A
22. D
23. A
24. E
25. D
26. A
27. D
28. B
29. E
30. C
31. E
32. B
33. E
34. C
35. D
36. B
37. A
EXPLANATIONS
1. A Evaluate the integral using the substitution u = ln x, then du = .
= ∫u2 du =
u3 + C = (ln x)3 + C
2. B Evaluate the integral using the substitution u = ln x, then du = . The new endpoints of the integral would
be from 1 to 0.
− ln u = ln(ez + z)
∫e5x dx = ∫eu du =
eu + C = e5x + C
∫e−3x dx = − ∫eu du =
− eu + C =
− e−3x + C
e2x + 2x − e−2x + C
u5 + C =
(4 + ex)5 + C
−cos (ex) + C
= e−x + 2 + ex
11. D Simplify the integrand by dividing the denominator into the numerator.
= 4x−3 + x−1
3[ln 4 − ln 2]
Use the subtraction and exponent properties of natural logarithms to simplify the answer.
3[ln 4 − ln 2] = 3[ln 2] = ln 8
13. D Evaluate the integral by using the substitution u = 8 – 3x, then – du = dx. The new limits of integration
then become, when x is 1 and 2 respectively, 5 and 2.
− [ln 2 − ln 5]
Use the subtraction and exponent properties of natural logarithms to simplify the answer.
14. E Evaluate the integral making the substitution u = –x2, the – du = x dx. The new limits of integration, when
x = 0 and 1 respectively, become 0 and –1.
− [e−1 − e0] =
− [e−1 − 1] = [1 − e−1]
= −∫eu du =
−eu + C =
−e + C
= 2∫eu du =
2eu + C = 2e +C
ln u + C =
ln (ex + 1) + C
19. D Evaluate the integral making the substitution u = x – 6. This makes du = dx. To tackle the x in the
numerator, you must add 6 to u in the substitution, so x = u + 6.
u + 6 ln u =
x − 6 + 6 ln |x − 6| + C
The nal simpli cation is to have the general constant C absorb the –6 to look like the answer choice.
x − 6 + 6 ln |x − 6| + C = x + 6 ln |x − 6| + C
20. C Evaluate the integral by making the substitution u = ex, which makes du = ex dx.
tan−1x + C =
tan−1(ex) C
21. A Since u-substitution will not work, we need to use integration by parts. Set u = cos x and dv = e2x dx, then
du = −sin x dx and v = e2x. The integral then becomes: ∫e2x cos x dx = e2x cos x + ∫e2x sin x dx.
We need to use integration by parts again to evaluate the resulting integral. Set u = sin x and dv = e2x dx,
then du = cos x dx and v = e2x. So the full solution is: ∫e2x cos x dx = e2x cos x + ( e2x sin x −
∫e2x cos x dx). With some algebra, the nal solution is: ∫e2x cos x dx = e2x cos x + e2x sin x + C.
22. D Since u-substitution will not work, we need to use integration by parts. Set u = ln2 x and dv = x2 dx, then
du = and v = . The integral then becomes: ∫x2ln2x dx = ln2x + ∫x2 ln x dx. We need
to use integration by parts again to evaluate the resulting integral. Set u = ln x and dv = x2dx, then du =
and v = . So the full solution is: ∫x2ln2x dx = . With some calculus and
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23. A Recall, ∫au du = au + C. In this problem, u = x2 + 7 and du = 2x dx. Thus, ∫x2x +7 dx =
25. D To solve this integral, we must use the method of partial fractions. Set up the fraction as an equation with
26. A You must evaluate this integral by parts using the following substitutions:
u=x dv = e2x dx
Then,
du = dx v = e2x
27. D You must evaluate this integral by parts using the following substitutions:
u = x2 dv = e2x dx
Then,
du = 2x dx v = e2x
You must use Integration by parts once again to evaluate the integral.
u=x dv = e2x dx
Then,
du = dx v = e2x
28. B You must evaluate this integral by parts using the following substitutions:
u=x dv = e–2x dx
Then,
du = dx v = − e−2x
− xe−2x − e−2x + C
29. E You must evaluate the integral using Integration by Parts. Make the following substitutions:
u = x3 dv = ex dx
Then,
du = 3x2 dx v = ex
u = x2 dv = ex dx
du = 2x dx v = ex
u=x dv = ex dx
du = dx v = ex
30. C Evaluate the integral using Integration by Parts. Make the following substitutions:
u = ln x dv = x3 dx
Then,
du = dx v = x4
∫x3 ln x dx = x4 ln x − ∫x3 dx
= x4 ln x − x4 + C
31. E You must evaluate this using the Integration by Parts format. Make the following substitutions:
u = ln (3x) dv = dx
Then,
du = dx v=x
u = ln x dv = x2 dx
du = v = x3
∫x2 ln x dx = x3 ln x − ∫x2 dx
= x3 ln x − x3 + C
u=x dv = e–x dx
du = dx v = –e–x
= −e−x(x + 1) + C
u = (ln x)2 dv = dx
du = 2(ln x) dx v=x
u = ln x dv = dx
du = v=x
= x(ln x)2 − 2x ln x + 2x + C
u = ln x dv = dx
du = v=x
∫ln x dx = x ln x − ∫dx
= x ln x − x + C
u = ln x dv = x5 dx
du = v = x6
∫x5 ln x dx = x6 ln x − ∫x5 dx
= x6 ln x − x6 + C
Evaluate the integral with the power rule, then plug in the endpoints.
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