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Example Question #132 : Integral Expressions
Evaluate Integral
Evaluate,
None of the above
Compute the indefinite integral,
Compute the boundaries,
Simplify,
Example Question #2221 : Calculus
Evaluate the following integral:
To evaluate the integral, we must first make the following substitution:
Now, rewrite the integral and integrate:
The integration was performed using the following rules:
Finally, replace u with our original x term:
Example Question #141 : Equations
Evaluate the following integral:
The integral is equal to
and was evaluated using the following rules:
,
Example Question #142 : Equations
Integral
If is even,
It is called differentiating even functions
It is called differentiating odd functions
The statement is false
The statement is true
None of the above
The statement is true
According to the integration of even function rule,
Example Question #143 : Equations
Write the integral expression for the area under the following curve from to
.
To write the integral expression, simply set the bounds given with the smaller on the bottom and don't forget the . Thus,
Example Question #144 : Equations
Find the integral of the following equation from to
.
To solve, simply plug in your bounds and equation. Make sure to note how the order of bounds was said in the problem. Thus,
Example Question #144 : Integral Expressions
Evaluate the following integral:
To evaluate the integral, we must perform the following subsitution:
The derivative was found using the following rule:
Now, rewrite the integral and integrate:
The integral was found using the following rule:
Finally, replace u with the original term:
Example Question #145 : Equations
Evaluate:
To find the integral, first find the antiderivative, then evaluate at the limits of integration to find the definite integral.
Here, the antiderivative is .
Example Question #145 : Equations
Integrate:
When integrating this expression, tackle each term separately. For , leave the
out and just integrate the
term. Raise the exponent by
and then put that result on the denominator:
. Do that for each term.
becomes
and
becomes
. Put those all together and add a "C" at the end because it is an indefinite integral:
.
Example Question #145 : Integral Expressions
Before integrating this expression, I would chop it up into three separate terms and simplify since there is only one term on the denominator: . Then, integrate each term separately. When you integrate, you raise the exponent by
and then put that result on the denominator. Therefore, the resulting expression after integrating is:
. Simplify and add a "C" at the end (it's an indefinite integral) and the answer is:
.
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