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LESSON 1

INTEGRATION OF
POWERS
Objectives
 To define the antiderivatives of functions.
 To use basic integration rules.
 To evaluate the given integrals using
generalized power formula.
ANTI- DIFFERENTIATION
The inverse process of determining a function
whose derivative is known is called anti-
differentiation, and the required function is
called an anti-derivative of the given function.
Thus the anti-derivative of a function is defined
as:
If F’(x) = f(x), then F(x) is an anti-derivative of
f(x)
ANTI- DIFFERENTIATION

 Thus if is an anti-derivative of is the


derivative of with respect to x. In this
connection we observe that if any constant
“c” is added to , the sum +C
is also an anti –derivative of .
Theorem:
 Two functions that have the
same derivative differ at most by a constant.
 Instead of saying that is an anti-
derivative of , we will say that is
an integral of , and their relationship is
expressed as:
INDEFINITE INTEGRAL
Integration of Powers
 The following properties of indefinite integrals may
be proved by differentiation and comparison with
the corresponding properties of derivatives.

; where “a” is a constant


Integration of Powers

Generalized Power Formula:


Let f be a differentiable function and let u =f(x), then
Examples: Integration of Powers

Evaluate the following integrals.


Examples: Integration of Powers
Examples: Integration of Powers

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