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Integrating

Exponential Functions
TS: Making decisions after reflection and review
Objective
 To evaluate the integrals of exponential
and rational functions.
Exponential Functions

What does e dx  ?
x

What’s a function whose derivative is ex ?

  C
x x
e dx e

Exponential Rule of Integration

  C
u u
e du e
Exponential Functions
Evaluate  e  dx   e dx
3 x 1 u

Let u  3 x  1
  eu  13 du
du  3 dx
3 du  dx
e
1
 1
3
u
du

 13 eu  C

 13 e
3 x 1
C
Exponential Functions
Evaluate  10 x  4 x  e
4   x5  x 2 1
dx Test: Take the derivative
of the choice of u. If you
cannot find it elsewhere in
the integrand, then use a
different expression for u.

Testing Zone:
What if u  10 x 4  4 x ?
Then du   40 x 3  4  dx
What if u  x 5  x 2  1 ?
Then du  5 x  2 x  dx
4

This expression is off only by a constant multiple.


Exponential Functions
Evaluate  10 x  4 x  e
4   dx   e 10 x  4 x  dx
x5  x 2 1 u 4

Let u  x  x  1
5 2   eu  2du
du  5 x 4  2 x  dx  2  eu du
2du  10 x 4  4 x  dx  2e u  C

 2e
 x  x 1
5 2

C
Conclusion
 Integration by substitution is a technique for
finding the antiderivative of a composite
function.

 Experiment with different choices for u when


using integration by substitution.

 A good choice is one whose derivative is


expressed elsewhere in the integrand.

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