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Author: Harold Jan R. Terano, ECE, ME
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and thanks to all my co-instructors
and professors both from Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, Nabua, Camarines
Sur, Bicol University Polangui Campus, Polangui, Albay and University of
Northeastern Philippines, Iriga City, to my students, friends and relatives, to my
family and most of all to the Almighty God for their continual supports and
encouragement for the completion of this work. Without them, this work will never
been in reality.
To all, my sincere thanks and May God bless you!!!
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Table of Contents
Page
Preface i
Chapter 1: INTEGRATION 1
1.1 The Indefinite Integrals 2
1.2 Properties of Indefinite Integrals 2
1.3 The Power Formula 2
Exercise 1.1 4
1.4 Logarithmic Formula 4
Exercise 1.2 5
1.5 Exponential Formula 6
Exercise 1.3 7
1.6 Trigonometric Functions 8
Exercise 1.4 9
1.7 Method by Trigonometric Transformations 9
Exercise 1.5 13
1.8 Inverse Trigonometric Functions 14
Exercise 1.6 15
1.9 Hyperbolic Functions 16
Exercise 1.7 17
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4.5 Numerical Integration 49
Exercise 4.4 53
References 135
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Chapter 1
INTEGRATION
Outline:
1.1 The Indefinite Integral
1.2 Properties of Indefinite Integral
1.3 The Power Formula
1.4 Logarithmic Formula
1.5 Exponential Formula
1.6 Trigonometric Functions
1.7 Method by Trigonometric Transformations
1.8 Inverse Trigonometric Functions
1.9 Hyperbolic Functions
Overview:
Integration is the process of finding for the antiderivative or the inverse of the
derivative of a function. This chapter will discuss indefinite integrals, its definition and
properties. This chapter will also discuss the different integral formulas for algebraic
and transcendental functions.
Objectives:
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1.1 The Indefinite Integrals
In evaluating an integral, we are finding for the antiderivative of the integrand.
Given the function ݂()ݔ, the antiderivative of ݂( )ݔin any function )ݔ(ܨsuch
that
ܨƍ()ݔ(݂ = )ݔ
where ݂( )ݔis the function and ܨƍ ( )ݔis the derivative of the function.
where is the integral sign, ݂( )ݔis the integrand, ݔis the variable of integration
and "ܿ" is the constant of integration.
2. ݔ݀)ݔ(݂ ܿ = ݔ݀)ݔ(݂ ܿ
Defined that if the integrand consists of a constant factor, that factor can be
written before the integral sign.
Example(a).
Evaluate the 5 ݔଷ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
5 ݔଷ ݀ = ݔ5 ݔ ଷ ݀ݔ
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௨శభ
Using the power formula, use ݑ ݀ = ݑାଵ + ܿ
Since ݔ = ݑ, ݀ ݔ݀ = ݑand ݊ = 3, substituting in the form ݑ ݀ݑ, we
have,
௫ర ହ
5 ݔ ଷ ݀ = ݔ5 ቀ ቁ + ܿ = ݔସ + ܿ
ସ ସ
Example(b).
௫ௗ௫
Evaluate the ξି௫ మ.
Solution:
௫ௗ௫ భ
ξି௫ మ = (ݔ 6 െ ݔଶ) షమ ݀ݔ
ଵ
Let = ݑ6 െ ݔଶ, ݀ = ݑെ2 ݔ݀ݔand ݊ = െ , substituting in the form
ଶ
భ
ݑ ݀ݑ, we have ( 6 െ ݔଶ ) (െ2)ݔ݀ݔ.
ష
మ
= െξ6 െ ݔଶ + ܿ
Example(c).
୪୬ ହ௫
Evaluate the ݀ݔ.
௫
Solution:
ହௗ௫ ௗ௫
Let = ݑln 5ݔ, ݀= ݑ = and ݊ = 1,
ହ௫ ௫
୪୬ ହ௫ ௗ௫
݀ = ݔln 5 ݔቀ ቁ
௫ ௫
ଵ
= ଶ
lnଶ 5 ݔ+ ܿ
Example(d).
Evaluate the ݔ(ଶ െ 1) ଷ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
Letting ݔ = ݑଶ െ 1, ݀ = ݑ2 ݔ݀ݔand ݊ = 3, the power formula is not
applicable since the integrand will contain a factor ݔ. It is not applicable to
ଵ
introduce a factor ௫ since ݔis the variable of integration, not a constant.
Another way to integrate the above example is by expanding the terms and
integrating the expanded terms individually, thus, the term ( ݔଶ െ 1) ଷ = ݔെ
3 ݔସ + 3 ݔଶ െ 1, therefore,
ݔ(ଶ െ 1) ଷ ݀ ݔ( = ݔെ 3 ݔସ + 3 ݔଶ െ 1) ݀ݔ
= ݔ݀ ݔ െ 3 ݔ ସ ݀ ݔ+ 3 ݔ ଶ݀ ݔെ ݔ݀
Applying the power formula, we have,
ଵ ଷ
= ݔെ ݔହ + ݔଷ െ ݔ+ ܿ
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Exercise 1.1
Evaluate the following integrals.
1. ݔ(ଷ െ 6) ݀ݔ
ௗ௬
2.
ξ௬
ହௗ௭
3.
௭ఱ
ୱ୧୬య ఏ ୡ୭ୱ ఏ
15. ( ୱ୧୬మఏାୡ୭ୱమఏ)
The integral of any quotient when the numerator is the derivative of the
denominator is equal to the logarithm of the numerator.
Example(a).
௫ௗ௫
Evaluate the ௫ మ ାଷ.
Solution:
ଶ௫ௗ௫
Let ݔ = ݑଶ + 3 and ݀ = ݑ2ݔ݀ݔ, thus, మ .
௫ ାଷ
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The integrand differs from the original integrand by a factor of 2,
ଵ
therefore, a reciprocal of the factor which is ଶ should be introduced before the
integral sign to obtain the original integrand, thus,
ଵ ଶ௫ௗ௫ ଵ
మ = ln( ݔଶ + 3) + ܿ
ଶ ௫ ାଷ ଶ
Example(b).
ୡ୭୲ ఏௗఏ
Evaluate the ି[ ୪୬(ୱ୧୬ .
ఏ)]
Solution:
ୡ୭ୱ ఏௗఏ
Let = ݑ6 െ ln(sin ߠ) and ݀ = ݑെ = െ cot ߠ݀ߠ, then,
ୱ୧୬ ఏ
ି ୡ୭୲ ఏௗఏ
ି[ ୪୬(ୱ୧୬ ఏ)] . Introducing negative sign before the integral sign, thus,
ି ୡ୭୲ ఏௗఏ
(െ) = െ ln[6 െ ln(sin ߠ)] + ܿ
[ ି୪୬(ୱ୧୬ ఏ)]
Example(c).
൫௫ య ାଷ௫ మା௫൯
Evaluate the ݀ݔ.
௫ିଷ
Solution:
By division of the integrand, we have,
൫௫ యାଷ௫ మା௫൯ ହ
௫ିଷ
= ݔଶ + 6 ݔ+ 19 + ௫ିଷ
Therefore,
ହ ௗ௫
ቀ ݔଶ + 6 ݔ+ 19 + ௫ିଷ
ቁ ݀ ݔ = ݔଶ ݀ ݔ+ 6 ݔ݀ݔ + 19 ݔ݀ + 57
௫ିଷ
ଵ
= ଷ
ݔଷ + 3 ݔଶ + 19 ݔ+ 57 ln( ݔെ 3) + ܿ
Example(d).
ୱ୧୬ ଶఏௗఏ
Evaluate the .
ୡ୭ୱమ ఏ
Solution:
Let = ݑcosଶ ߠ and ݀ = ݑെ2 cosߠ sin ߠ = െ sin 2ߠ, therefore,
ି ୱ୧୬ ଶఏௗఏ
(െ) మ = െ ln(cosଶ ߠ) + ܿ
ୡ୭ୱ ఏ
Exercise 1.2
Evaluate the following integrals.
ଷௗ௬
1.
ସ௬ାହ
௫ ఱௗ௫
2. ଷ௫ ల ା
(ଵ௫ାଷ)ௗ௫
3. మ
ହ௫ ାଷ௫ାହ
(௭ାହ)ௗ௭
4.
௭ାଷ
௫ మ(௫ାଵ)ௗ௫
5.
௫ାଷ
6. tan 5ߠ ݀ߠ
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7. cot ߙ ݀ߙ
ୡ୭ୱ ଶ௫ௗ௫
8. ଵାୱ୧୬ ଶ௫
ೣ ௗ௫
9. ೣ ାସ
ௗ௫
10. ଶ
ξ௫൫ଵାξ௫൯
௬ షభௗ௬
11. ( ଵିଷ ୪୬ ௬)
(ଵିୱ୧୬ ଶఈ)ௗఈ
12.
ఈିୱ୧୬మ ఈ
(ଶ మೣାୱ୧୬ ଶ௫)ௗ௫
13.
మೣ ାୱ୧୬మ ௫
ξ௫ௗ௫
14. య
ቆଵା௫ మ ቇ
Example(a).
Evaluate the ݁ ହ௫ାଶ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
Let = ݑ5 ݔ+ 2 and ݀ = ݑ5݀ݔ, therefore,
ଵ ଵ
ହ
݁ ହ௫ାଶ (5݀ = )ݔହ ݁ ହ௫ାଶ + ܿ
Example(b).
Evaluate the 5௫ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
Let = ݑ6 ݔand ݀ = ݑ6݀ݔ, therefore,
ଵ ଵ
5௫ (6݀ = )ݔ୪୬ ହ 5௫ + ܿ
Example(c).
ξೣ ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
ξ௫
Solution:
ௗ௫
Let = ݑξ ݔand ݀= ݑ , therefore,
ଶξ௫
ௗ௫
2 ݁ ξ௫ ଶ ௫ = 2݁ ξ௫+ܿ
ξ
Example(d).
Evaluate the cosh ݔ݀ ݔ.
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Solution:
ଵ
Since cosh = ݔ ଶ
(݁ ௫ + ݁ ି௫ ), therefore,
ଵ
cosh = ݔ݀ ݔ ଶ
݁ (௫ + ݁ ି௫ ) ݀ݔ
ଵ
= (݁ ௫ െ ݁ ି௫ ) + ܿ
ଶ
ଵ
But (݁ ௫ െ ݁ ି௫ ) = sinh ݔ, thus,
ଶ
cosh = ݔ݀ ݔsinh ݔ+ ܿ
Exercise 1.3
Evaluate the following integrals.
1. ݁ ହ௫ାଽ ݀ݔ
మ
2. ݁ݔ ௫ ݀ݔ
ௗ௬
3. భబ
ௗ௫
4. యೣ
ଷ
5. 4ି௫ ݀ݔ
6. 3ିହ௫ ݀ݔ
7. ݁(௩ െ ݁ ି௩ ) ݀ݒ
8. 10௫ାହ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫
9. యೣ ାଵ
మ
ୡ୭୲ ఏ ౙ౩ౙ ഇ ௗఏ
10. ୱ୧୬మ ఏ
మ
ల ౢ ೣ ௗ௫
11. ௫
మ
12. 2൫ିଷ௫ ൯ ݔ݀ݔ
మ
ଶ ೣ ௗ௫
13.
௫మ
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1.6 Trigonometric Functions
The basic trigonometric functions integral formulas are,
࢛ ܖܑܛ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܛܗ܋ + ࢉ
= ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܖܑܛ െ ࢛ ܛܗ܋+ ࢉ
܋܍ܛ ࢛ ࢊ࢛ = ࢛ ܖ܉ܜ+ ࢉ
܋ܛ܋ ࢛ ࢊ࢛ = െ ࢛ ܜܗ܋+ ࢉ
࢛ ܋܍ܛ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܖ܉ܜ ࢛ ܋܍ܛ + ࢉ
= ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܜܗ܋ ࢛ ܋ܛ܋ െ ࢛ ܋ܛ܋+ ࢉ
= ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܖ܉ܜ െ ࢛ ܛܗ܋ ܖܔ+ ࢉ = ࢛ ܋܍ܛ ܖܔ+ ࢉ
࢛ ܖܑܛ ܖܔ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܜܗ܋ + ࢉ
࢛ ܋܍ܛ(ܖܔ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܋܍ܛ + )࢛ ܖ܉ܜ+ ࢉ
= ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܋ܛ܋ െ ࢛ ܋ܛ܋(ܖܔ+ )࢛ ܜܗ܋+ ࢉ = ࢛ ܋ܛ܋(ܖܔെ )࢛ ܜܗ܋+ ࢉ
Example(a).
Evaluate the sin 2ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
Let = ݑ2 ݔand ݀ = ݑ2݀ݔ, therefore,
ଵ ଵ
sin 2( ݔ2݀ = )ݔെ cos2 ݔ+ ܿ
ଶ ଶ
Example(b).
௫ ୲ୟ୬ ௫ మௗ௫
Evaluate the .
ୡ୭ୱ ௫ మ
Solution:
Simplifying the integrand, we have,
௫ ୲ୟ୬ ௫ మௗ௫
ୡ୭ୱ ௫ మ = ݔ tan ݔଶ sec ݔଶ ݀ݔ
Let ݔ = ݑଶ and ݀ = ݑ2ݔ݀ݔ, therefore,
ଵ ଵ
ଶ
tan ݔଶ sec ݔଶ (2 = )ݔ݀ݔsec ݔଶ + ܿ
ଶ
Example(c).
ୡ୭ୱ ସఏௗఏ
Evaluate the ୲ ୟ୬ ସఏ .
Solution:
Simplifying the integrand, we have,
ୡ୭ୱ ସఏௗఏ ୡ୭ୱమ ସఏௗఏ
୲ୟ୬ ସఏ
=
ୱ୧୬ ସఏ
൫ଵିୱ୧୬మସఏ൯ௗఏ
= ୱ୧୬ ସఏ
= (csc4ߠ െ sin 4ߠ)݀ߠ
= csc 4ߠ ݀ߠ െ sin 4ߠ ݀ߠ
Therefore,
ୡ୭ୱ ସఏௗఏ ଵ ଵ
୲ ୟ୬ ସఏ = െ ସ ln(csc4ߠ + cot 4ߠ) + ସ cos4ߠ + ܿ
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Example(d).
Evaluate the cot ଶ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
cot ଶ ( = ݔ݀ ݔcscଶ ݔെ 1) ݀ݔ
= cscଶ ݔ݀ ݔെ ݔ݀
= െ cot ݔെ ݔ+ ܿ
Exercise 1.4
Evaluate the following integrals.
1. sin 9ߠ ݀ߠ
2. tan 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ
3. cos ݔ݀ݔ
ହ
4. secଶ 3ݕ݀ ݕ
5. cscଶ 4݀ ݔ
6. ݁ ௫ sin ݁ ௫ ݀ݔ
ଵ
7. sec ݔ݀ݔ
ସ
൫ଵା௦మ௬൯ௗ௬
12.
(ଵିୡ୭ୱమ ௬)
(ୱୣୡ ௫ିଵ)ௗ௫
13. (ୱୣୡ ௫ାଵ)
൫ଶ ୡ୭ୱమ ௫ିଵ൯ௗ௫
14. ୱ୧୬ ଶ௫
ୱ୧୬మ ଷఏௗఏ
15. ( ୡୱୡమ ଷఏିଵ)
Let ݊ be a positive odd integer and in the form sin ݑcosିଵ ݑcos ݑ݀ ݑand
putting,
cosଶ = ݑ1 െ sinଶ ݑ
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The process continues and a basic power formula is used to evaluate the
integral. A similar process works for an odd power of sine using
sinଶ = ݑ1 െ cosଶ ݑ
Example(a).
Evaluate the sinସ ݔcosଷ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
sin ସ ݔcosଷ = ݔ݀ ݔsinସ ݔcosଶ ݔcosݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (1 െ sin ଶ )ݔto cosଶ ݔ, therefore,
sin ସ ݔcosଶ ݔcos = ݔ݀ ݔsinସ ( ݔ1 െ sinଶ )ݔcosݔ݀ ݔ
= (sin ସ ݔcos ݔെ sin ݔcosݔ݀ )ݔ
By using the power formula, we have,
ଵ ଵ
( sinସ ݔcos ݔെ sin ݔcos = ݔ݀)ݔହ sin ହ ݔെ sin ݔ+ ܿ
Example(b).
Evaluate the sinଷ ݔcosହ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
sin ଷ ݔcosହ = ݔ݀ ݔsinଶ ݔsin ݔcosହ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (1 െ cosଶ )ݔto sin ଶ ݔ, therefore,
sin ଶ ݔsin ݔcosହ ( = ݔ݀ ݔ1 െ cosଶ )ݔsin ݔcosହ ݔ݀ ݔ
= (sin ݔcosହ ݔെ sin ݔcos ݔ݀)ݔ
By using the power formula, we have,
ଵ ଵ
(sin ݔcosହ ݔെ sin ݔcos = ݔ݀)ݔെ cos ݔ+ ଼ cos଼ ݔ+ ܿ
When both of the two powers are positive even integers, use the following
identities.
ଵ
sinଶ ( = ݑ1 െ cos 2)ݑ
ଶ
ଵ
cosଶ = ݑ (1 + cos2)ݑ
ଶ
ଵ
sin ݑcos= ݑ sin 2ݑ
ଶ
Example(a).
Evaluate the sinସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
sin ସ ( = ݔ݀ ݔsinଶ )ݔଶ ݀ݔ
ଵ
Substitute (1 െ cos2 )ݔto sin ଶ ݔ, therefore,
ଶ
ଵ ଶ
(sinଶ )ݔଶ ݀ = ݔቂଶ (1 െ cos2)ݔቃ ݀ݔ
ଵ
=
ସ
(1 െ 2 cos 2 ݔ+ cosଶ 2ݔ݀ )ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
=
ସ
ݔ݀ െ ଶ cos2 ݔ݀ ݔ+ ସ cosଶ 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ݔെ sin 2 ݔ+ cosଶ 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ସ ସ ସ
ଵ ଶ
Substitute (1 + cos4 )ݔto cos 2ݔ,
ଶ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ସ
ݔെ ସ sin 2 ݔ+ ସ ቂଶ (1 + cos4)ݔቃ ݀ݔ
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ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ݔെ sin 2 ݔ+ ݔ+ sin 4 ݔ+ ܿ
ସ ସ ଼ ଷଶ
ସ ଷ ଵ ଵ
sin = ݔ݀ ݔ ଼
ݔെ sin 2 ݔ+
ସ ଷଶ
sin 4 ݔ+ ܿ
Example(b).
Evaluate the cosଶ ݔsinସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
cosଶ ݔsinସ = ݔ݀ ݔcosଶ ݔsinଶ ݔsinଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
= sinଶ ( ݔsin ݔcos )ݔଶ݀ݔ
ଵ
Substitute ቀ sin 2ݔቁ to sin ݔcosݔ,
ଶ
ଵ ଶ
= sin ଶ ݔቀ sin 2ݔቁ ݀ݔ
ଶ
ଵ
=
ସ
sin ଶ ݔsinଶ 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ
Substitute (1 െ cos2 )ݔto sin ଶ ݔ,
ଶ
ଵ ଵ
=
ସ
ଶ (1 െ cos2 )ݔsin ଶ 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ
=
଼
(sinଶ 2 ݔെ sinଶ 2 ݔcos2ݔ݀)ݔ
ଵ
Substitute (1 െ cos4 )ݔto sin ଶ 2ݔ,
ଶ
ଵ ଵ
= ଼
ቂଶ (1 െ cos4 )ݔെ sinଶ 2 ݔcos2ݔቃ ݀ݔ
ଵ ଵ
= ଵ
(1 െ cos4 ݔ݀)ݔെ ଼ sinଶ 2 ݔcos2ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
cosଶ ݔsinସ = ݔ݀ ݔ ଵ
ݔെ ସ sin 4 ݔെ ସ଼ sin ଷ 2 ݔ+ ܿ
Example(a).
Evaluate the cot ସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
cot ସ = ݔ݀ ݔcot ଶ ݔcot ଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (cscଶ ݔെ 1) to cot ଶ ݔ, therefore,
cot ଶ ݔcot ଶ ( = ݔ݀ ݔcscଶ ݔെ 1) cot ଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
= ( cscଶ ݔcot ଶ ݔെ cot ଶ ݔ݀)ݔ
ୡ୭୲య ௫
= െ ଷ െ cot ଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (csc ݔെ 1) to cot ଶ ݔ,
ଶ
ୡ୭୲య ௫
= െ െ (cscଶ ݔെ 1) ݀ݔ
ଷ
ଵ
cot ସ = ݔ݀ ݔെ ଷ cot ଷ ݔ+ cot ݔ+ ݔ+ ܿ
Example(b).
Evaluate the tanଷ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
tanଷ = ݔ݀ ݔtanଶ ݔtan ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (secଶ ݔെ 1) to tanଶ ݔ, therefore,
tanଶ ݔtan ( = ݔ݀ ݔsecଶ ݔെ 1) tan ݔ݀ ݔ
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= (secଶ ݔtan ݔെ tan ݔ݀)ݔ
ଵ
tan = ݔ݀ ݔଶ tanଶ ݔ+ ln cos ݔ+ ܿ
ଷ
Example(a).
Evaluate the sec ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
sec ( = ݔ݀ ݔsecଶ )ݔଶ secଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (1 + tanଶ )ݔto secଶ ݔ, therefore,
(secଶ )ݔଶ secଶ ( = ݔ݀ ݔ1 + tanଶ )ݔଶ secଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
= (1 + 2 tanଶ ݔ+ tanସ )ݔsecଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
= (secଶ ݔ+ 2 tanଶ ݔsecଶ ݔ+ tanସ ݔsecଶ ݔ݀)ݔ
ଶ ଵ
sec = ݔ݀ ݔtan ݔ+ ଷ tanଷ ݔ+ ହ tanହ ݔ+ ܿ
Example(b).
Evaluate the cscସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
cscସ = ݔ݀ ݔcscଶ ݔcscଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (1 + cot ଶ )ݔto cscଶ ݔ, therefore,
cscଶ ݔcscଶ ( = ݔ݀ ݔ1 + cot ଶ )ݔcscଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
= ( cscଶ ݔ+ cot ଶ ݔcscଶ ݔ݀)ݔ
ଵ
csc = ݔ݀ ݔെ cot ݔെ ଷ cot ଷ ݔ+ ܿ
ସ
Example(a).
Evaluate the tanହ ݔsecସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
tanହ ݔsecସ = ݔ݀ ݔtanହ ݔsecଶ ݔsecଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (1 + tanଶ )ݔto secଶ ݔ, therefore,
tanହ ݔsecଶ ݔsecଶ = ݔ݀ ݔtanହ ( ݔ1 + tanଶ )ݔsecଶ ݔ
= ( tanହ ݔsecଶ ݔ+ tan ݔsecଶ ݔ݀)ݔ
ଵ ଵ
tan ݔsec = ݔ݀ ݔtan ݔ+ tan଼ ݔ+ ܿ
ହ ସ
଼
Example(b).
Evaluate the cot ଶ ݔcscସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
cot ଶ ݔcscସ = ݔ݀ ݔcot ଶ ݔcscଶ ݔcscଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
Substitute (1 + cot ଶ )ݔto cscଶ ݔ, therefore,
cot ଶ ݔcscଶ ݔcscଶ = ݔ݀ ݔcot ଶ ( ݔ1 + cot ଶ ) ݔcscଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
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= ( cot ଶ ݔcscଶ ݔ+ cot ସ ݔcscଶ ݔ݀)ݔ
ଵ ଵ
cot ݔcsc ݔcsc = ݔ݀ ݔെ ଷ cot ଷ ݔെ ହ cot ହ ݔ+ ܿ
ଶ ଶ ଶ
Example(a).
Evaluate the sin 3 ݔcos7ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
ୡ୭ୱ(ଷି)௫ ୡ୭ୱ(ଷା)௫
sin 3 ݔcos 7 = ݔ݀ ݔെ ଶ(ଷି) െ ଶ(ଷା) + ܿ
ୡ୭ୱ(ିସ௫) ୡ୭ୱ(ଵ௫)
= െ െ +ܿ
ଶ(ିସ) ଶ(ଵ)
ୡ୭ୱ ସ௫ ୡ୭ୱ ଵ௫
sin 3 ݔcos 7= ݔ݀ ݔ ଼
െ ଶ
+ܿ
Example(b).
Evaluate the sin 5 ݔsin 3ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
ୱ୧୬(ହିଷ)௫ ୱ୧୬( ହାଷ)௫
sin 5 ݔsin 3= ݔ݀ ݔ ଶ( ହିଷ)
െ
ଶ(ହାଷ)
+ܿ
ୱ୧୬(ଶ௫) ୱ୧୬(଼௫)
= ଶ(ଶ)
െ ଶ(଼)
+ܿ
ୱ୧୬ ଶ௫ ୱ୧୬ ଼௫
sin 5 ݔsin 3= ݔ݀ ݔ ସ
െ
ଵ
+ܿ
Example(c).
Evaluate the cos9 ݔcos10ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
ୱ୧୬(ଽିଵ)௫ ୱ୧୬(ଽାଵ) ௫
cos9 ݔcos10= ݔ݀ ݔ ଶ(ଽିଵ)
+
ଶ(ଽାଵ)
ୱ୧୬(ି௫) ୱ୧୬(ଵଽ௫)
= ଶ(ିଵ)
+ ଶ(ଵଽ)
+ܿ
ୱ୧୬ ௫ ୱ୧୬ ଵଽ௫
cos9 ݔcos10= ݔ݀ ݔ ଶ
+ ଷ଼
+ܿ
Exercise 1.5
Evaluate the following integrals.
1. sin ହ ݔ݀ ݔ
2. cosହ ݔ݀ ݔ
3. sin ହ ݔcosଷ ݔ݀ ݔ
4. sin ସ ݕcosଶ ݕ݀ ݕ
5. tanସ ߠ ݀ߠ
6. cot ହ ߠ ݀ߠ
7. cot ଷ ݔcscସ ݔ݀ ݔ
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8. csc ݕ݀ ݕ
9. sin 8 ݔcos 5ݔ݀ ݔ
10. sin ସ ݔcosଶ ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ ଵ ସ
11. ቀsec ݔtan ݔቁ ݀ݔ
ଶ ଶ
The numerator ݀ ݑis the differential of the variable quantity ݑthat appears in
the denominator.
Example(a).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
ξଷିଽ௫ మ
Solution:
Let ݑଶ = 9 ݔଶ, = ݑ3ݔ, ݀ = ݑ3݀ݔ, ܽ ଶ = 36 and ܽ = 6, therefore,
ଵ ଷௗ௫ ଵ ଷ௫
ଷ ξଷିଽ௫ మ
= ଷ sin ିଵ ቀ ቁ + ܿ
ଵ ௫
= sin ିଵ ቀ ቁ + ܿ
ଷ ଶ
Example(b).
ௗ௬
Evaluate the ଶହାସ௬ మ.
Solution:
Let ݑଶ = 4 ݕଶ, = ݑ2ݕ, ݀ = ݑ2݀ݕ, ܽଶ = 25 and ܽ = 5, therefore,
ଵ ଶௗ௬ ଵ ଵ ଶ௬
ଶ ଶହାସ௬ మ
= ଶ ቂହ tanିଵ ቀ ହ ቁቃ + ܿ
ଵ ଶ௬
= tanିଵ ቀ ቁ + ܿ
ଵ ହ
Example(c).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
௫ξ௫ మିସ
Solution:
Let ݑଶ = ݔଶ , ݔ = ݑ, ݀ݔ݀ = ݑ, ܽଶ = 4 and ܽ = 2, therefore,
ௗ௫ ଵ ௫
మ
= ଶ secିଵ ቀଶቁ + ܿ
௫ξ௫ ିସ
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Example(d).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the ௫ మ ା௫ାଵଷ.
Solution:
The denominator in the integrand is a quadratic in the form
ܽ ݔଶ + ܾ ݕ+ ܿ, therefore, by completing the square will often help us recognize
the method to be used, thus, by completing the square of the denominator we
have,
ௗ௫ ௗ௫
௫ మା௫ାଵଷ = ( ௫ାଷ) మ ାସ
Let ݑଶ = ( ݔ+ 3) ଶ , ݔ( = ݑ+ 3), ݀ݔ݀ = ݑ, ܽଶ = 4 and ܽ = 2,
therefore,
ௗ௫ ଵ (௫ାଷ)
( ௫ାଷ) మ ାସ = ଶ
tanିଵ ቂ ଶ
ቃ+ ܿ
Exercise 1.6
Evaluate the following integrals.
ௗ௫
1. ξ଼ଵି௫ మ
ௗ௬
2. ଶହାଽ௬ మ
ௗ௫
3.
ଶ௫ξସ௫ మିଶହ
ସௗ௫
4.
ଵାଷ௫ మ
௫ௗ௫
5.
ξଷିସ௫ ర
ଶ௩ௗ௩
6. ଽାଵ௩ ర
ௗ௫
7. ସ௫ మ ାସ௫ାଵ
(ଶ௫ାଵ)ௗ௫
8. ௫ మ ା௫ା଼
௬ రௗ௬
9. మ
௬ ାଶ
ௗ௧
10. ξହି௧ మ
ௗ௧
11.
ඥ మ ିଵ
ୱ୧୬ ଶ௫ௗ௫
12.
ାୡ୭ୱమ ଶ௫
ୡ୭୲ ఏௗఏ
13.
ୡୱୡ ఏାଽ ୱ୧୬ ఏ
ୡ୭ୱ ఏௗఏ
14.
ସାୱ୧୬మ ఏ
ୡୱୡమ ఏௗఏ
15. ξଽିୡ୭୲మ
ఏ
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1.9 Hyperbolic Functions
The basic hyperbolic functions integral formulas are,
࢛ ܐܛܗ܋ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܐܖܑܛ + ࢉ
࢛ ܐܖܑܛ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܐܛܗ܋ + ࢉ
࢛ ܐܛܗ܋ ܖܔ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܐܖ܉ܜ + ࢉ
࢛ ܐܖܑܛ ܖܔ = ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܐܜܗ܋ + ࢉ
ܐ܋܍ܛ ࢛ ࢊ࢛ = ࢛ ܐܖ܉ܜ+ ࢉ
ܐ܋ܛ܋ ࢛ ࢊ࢛ = െ ࢛ ܐܜܗ܋+ ࢉ
= ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܐܖ܉ܜ ࢛ ܐ܋܍ܛ െ ࢛ ܐ܋܍ܛ+ ࢉ
= ࢛ࢊ ࢛ ܐܜܗ܋ ࢛ ܐ܋ܛ܋ െ ࢛ ܐ܋ܛ܋+ ࢉ
Example(a).
Evaluate the sinh(2 ݔ+ 3) ݀ݔ.
Solution:
Let ( = ݑ2 ݔ+ 3) and ݀ = ݑ2݀ݔ, therefore,
ଵ ଵ
sinh(2 ݔ+ 3) (2݀ = )ݔcosh(2 ݔ+ 3) + ܿ
ଶ ଶ
Example(b).
ୡ୭ୱ୦య ௫ௗ௫
Evaluate the ଵାୱ୧୬୦మ ௫ .
Solution:
ୡ୭ୱ୦య ௫ௗ௫ ୡ୭ୱ୦య ௫ௗ௫
ଵାୱ୧୬୦మ ௫ = ୡ୭ୱ୦మ ௫
= cosh ݔ݀ ݔ
= sinh ݔ+ ܿ
Example(c).
Prove that sinh = ݑ݀ ݑcosh ݑ+ ܿ.
Solution:
ೠ ି ೠ
Since sinh = ݑ , therefore,
ଶ
ଵ
sinh = ݑ݀ ݑ ଶ
݁(௨ െ ݁ ି௨ ) ݀ݑ
ଵ
= (݁ ௨ + ݁ ି௨ ) + ܿ
ଶ
ଵ
But (݁ ௨ +݁ ି௨ )
= cosh ݑ, thus,
ଶ
sinh = ݑ݀ ݑcosh ݑ+ ܿ
Example(d).
Prove that sech ݔtanh = ݔ݀ ݔെ sech ݔ+ ܿ.
Solution:
ୱ୧୬୦ ௫ௗ௫
sech ݔtanh = ݔ݀ ݔୡ୭ୱ୦మ ௫
భ
( ೣ ି షೣ )ௗ௫
= మభ మ
ቂ ( ೣା షೣ )ቃ
మ
= 2 (݁ ௫ +݁ି௫ ) ିଶ (݁ ௫
െ ݁ ି௫ )݀ݔ
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By power formula, we have,
( ೣ ା షೣ) షభ
2 ݁(௫ + ݁ ି௫ ) ିଶ (݁ ௫ െ ݁ ି௫ )݀ = ݔ2 ቂ ቃ+ ܿ
ିଵ
ଶ
= െ ( ೣ +ܿ
ା షೣ )
Since (݁ ௫ + ݁ ି௫ ) = 2 cosh ݔ, thus,
ଶ
= െ +ܿ
ଶ ୡ୭ୱ୦ ௫
= െ sech ݔ+ ܿ
Therefore,
sech ݔtanh = ݔ݀ ݔെ sech ݔ+ ܿ
Exercise 1.7
Evaluate the following integrals.
1. cosh 4ݔ݀ ݔ
2. sinh(3 ݔ+ 1) ݀ݔ
3. sechଶ 5ݔ݀ ݔ
4. sech 2 ݐtanh 2ݐ݀ ݐ
5. coth 6ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ
6. cschଶ ቀ ݔቁ ݀ݔ
ଶ
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Chapter 2
METHODS OF
INTEGRATION
Outline:
2.1 Integration by Parts
2.2 Algebraic Substitution
2.3 Trigonometric Substitution
Overview:
The previous chapter introduced the basic formulas and direct formulas in
evaluating indefinite integral. These formulas can be used directly for some integrals
but some of the integrals contain functions and group of functions that cannot be
evaluated using the previous formulas. Some of which are difficult to evaluate using
the basic formulas, thus, a more improved methods of integration should be
developed.
This chapter will discuss the different methods of integration. This consists of
integration by parts and method of integration by substitutions which include
algebraic and trigonometric substitutions.
Objectives:
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2. 1 Integration by Parts
The formula is,
࢛࢜ = ࢜ࢊ ࢛ െ ࢛ࢊ ࢜
Example(a).
Evaluate the ݕ cos5ݕ݀ ݕ.
Solution:
First, we should decide what part is ݑand ݀ݒ. For ݀ݒ, choose the
part that ݒ݀ can be integrated. For this problem, let ݕ =ݑ and
ଵ
݀ = ݒcos5ݕ݀ ݕ, therefore, ݀ ݕ݀ = ݑand = ݒହ sin 5ݕ.
Thus,
ଵ ଵ
ݕ cos5 ݕ = ݕ݀ ݕsin 5 ݕെ sin 5ݕ݀ ݕ
ହ ହ
ଵ ଵ
= ݕsin 5 ݕ+ cos5 ݕ+ ܿ
ହ ଶହ
Example(b).
Evaluate the ݁ ݔ ଶ௫ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
ଵ
Let ݔ = ݑand ݀ ݁ = ݒଶ௫ ݀ݔ, therefore, ݀ ݔ݀ = ݑand = ݒ ݁ ଶ௫ .
ଶ
Thus,
ଵ ଵ
݁ ݔ ଶ௫ ݀ = ݔଶ ݁ݔଶ௫ െ ଶ ݁ ଶ௫ ݀ݔ
ଵ ଵ
= ଶ
݁ݔଶ௫ െ ସ ݁ ଶ௫ + ܿ
Example(c).
Evaluate the ݁ ௬ cos3ݕ݀ ݕ.
Solution:
Let = ݑcos3 ݕand ݀ ݁ = ݒ௬ ݀ݕ, therefore, ݀ = ݑെ3 sin 3 ݕ݀ ݕand
݁ = ݒ௬.
Thus,
݁ ௬ cos3 ݁ = ݕ݀ ݕ௬ cos3 ݕ+ 3 ݁ ௬ sin 3ݕ݀ ݕ
The integrand cannot be evaluated, therefore, we can again assign
values of ݑand ݀ݒ.
For 3 ݁ ௬ sin 3ݕ݀ ݕ,
Let = ݑsin 3 ݕand ݀ ݁ = ݒ௬ ݀ݕ, therefore, ݀ = ݑ3 cos3 ݕ݀ ݕand
݁ = ݒ௬.
Thus,
݁ ௬ cos3 ݁ = ݕ݀ ݕ௬ cos3 ݕ+ 3(݁ ௬ sin 3 ݕെ 3 ݁ ௬ cos3)ݕ݀ ݕ
= ݁ ௬ cos 3 ݕ+ 3݁ ௬ sin 3 ݕെ 9 ݁ ௬ cos 3ݕ݀ ݕ
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We can also use ݁ = ݑ௬ and ݀ = ݒcos 3ݕ݀ ݕ,
Thus, letting ݁ = ݑ௬ and ݀ = ݒcos3ݕ݀ ݕ, ݀ ݁ = ݑ௬ ݀ ݕand
ଵ
= ݒsin 3ݕ, therefore,
ଷ
ଵ ଵ
݁ ௬ cos3 = ݕ݀ ݕଷ ݁ ௬ sin 3 ݕെ ଷ ݁ ௬ sin 3ݕ݀ ݕ
For ݁ ௬ sin 3ݕ݀ ݕ, ݁ = ݑ௬ , ݀ = ݒsin 3 ݕ݀ ݕand ݀ ݁ = ݑ௬ ݀ݕ,
ଵ
= ݒെ ଷ cos3ݕ, therefore,
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
݁ ௬ cos3= ݕ݀ ݕ ଷ
݁ ௬ sin 3 ݕെ ቀെ ݁ ௬ cos3 ݕ+ ݁ ௬ cos3ݕ݀ ݕቁ
ଷ ଷ ଷ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ݁ ௬ sin 3 ݕ+ ݁ ௬ cos3 ݕെ ݁ ௬ cos3ݕ݀ ݕ
ଷ ଽ ଽ
Transposing the integrand to the left, we have,
ଵ ଵ ଵ
ቀ1 + ቁ ݁ ௬ cos3 ݁ = ݕ݀ ݕ௬ sin 3 ݕ+ ݁ ௬ cos3 ݕ+ ܿ
ଽ ଷ ଽ
ଵ ଷ ଵ
ቀ ቁ ݁ ௬ cos3= ݕ݀ ݕ ݁ ௬ sin 3 ݕ+ ݁ ௬ cos3 ݕ+ ܿ
ଽ ଵ ଵ
The same answers obtained.
Example(d).
Evaluate the cscଷ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
We cannot evaluate the integrand by directly assigning values for ݑ
and ݀ݒ. By analyzing the integrand, we can break it into,
cscଷ = ݔ݀ ݔcscଶ ݔcsc ݔ݀ ݔ
Let = ݑcsc ݔand ݀ = ݒcscଶ ݔ݀ ݔ, therefore, ݀ = ݑെ csc ݔcot ݔ݀ ݔand
= ݒെ cot ݔ.
Thus,
cscଶ ݔcsc = ݔ݀ ݔെ cot ݔcsc ݔെ cot ଶ ݔcsc ݔ݀ ݔ
= െ cot ݔcsc ݔെ ( cscଶ ݔെ 1) csc ݔ݀ ݔ
= െ cot ݔcsc ݔെ ( cscଷ ݔെ csc ݔ݀)ݔ
= െ cot ݔcsc ݔെ cscଷ ݔ݀ ݔ+ csc ݔ݀ ݔ
= െ cot ݔcsc ݔെ ln(csc ݔ+ cot )ݔെ cscଷ ݔ݀ ݔ
The integrand arrived to the original integrand, therefore,
(1 + 1) cscଷ = ݔ݀ ݔെ cot ݔcsc ݔെ ln(csc ݔ+ cot )ݔ+ ܿ
ଵ ଵ
cscଷ = ݔ݀ ݔെ cot ݔcsc ݔെ ln(csc ݔ+ cot )ݔ+ ܿ
ଶ ଶ
Exercise 2.1
Evaluate the following integrals.
1. ݔ cos 4ݔ݀ ݔ
2. ݁ ݔ ହ௫ ݀ݔ
3. ݔ ଶ sin ݔ݀ ݔ
4. ି ݁ ݔ ଶ௫ ݀ݔ
5. ݕ sin 2ݕ݀ ݕ
6. secଷ ݕ݀ ݕ
7. ݔ ln ݔ݀ ݔ
8. ݔ ସ ln ݔ݀ ݔ
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9. cos(ln ݔ݀ )ݔ
10. ݔ(+ cos2 ݁)ݔ௫ ݀ݔ
11. ݔ ଷ ln ݔ݀ ݔ
12. ି ݁ ଶ௫ sin 4ݔ݀ ݔ
13. lnଶ ݕ݀ ݕ
14. cosିଵ 4ݔ݀ ݔ
15. ݁ ݔ ௫ sin ݔ݀ ݔ
Example(a).
൫ଵିξ௫൯ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
௫ାଵ
Solution:
By inspection, we can assign ξݑ = ݔ, therefore, ݑ = ݔଶ and
݀ = ݔ2ݑ݀ݑ. Substituting the values, we have,
൫ଵି ξ௫൯ௗ௫ (ଵି௨)( ଶ௨ௗ௨)
௫ାଵ
= ௨మ ାଵ
൫௨ି௨మ ൯ௗ௨
= 2 ௨మ ାଵ
௨ௗ௨ ௨మ ௗ௨
= 2 െ 2
௨మ ାଵ ௨మ ାଵ
௨ௗ௨ ଵ
= 2 ௨మ ାଵ െ 2 ቀ1 െ ௨మ ାଵቁ ݀ݑ
= ln( ݑ+ 1) െ 2 ݑ+ 2 tanିଵ ݑ+ ܿ
ଶ
Example(b).
Evaluate the ඥ2 + ξݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
Let ξݑ = ݔ, therefore, ݑ = ݔଶ and ݀ = ݔ2ݑ݀ݑ. Substituting the
values, we have,
ඥ2 + ξ = ݔ݀ ݔξ2 + ( ݑ2)ݑ݀ݑ
= 2 ݑ ξ2 + ݑ݀ ݑ
The integrand cannot be evaluated, therefore, another substitution
may be done, letting ξ2 + ݕ = ݑ, therefore, ݕଶ = 2 + ݑand 2ݑ݀ = ݕ݀ݕ,
substituting the values,
2 ݑ ξ2 + = ݑ݀ ݑ2 ݕ(ଶ െ 2) (()ݕ2)ݕ݀ݕ
= 4 ݕ(ସ െ 2 ݕଶ ) ݀ݕ
ସ ଼
= ݕହ െ ݕଷ + ܿ
ହ ଷ
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Since ݕଶ = 2 + ݑand = ݑξݔ, then, ݕଶ = 2 + ξݔ, therefore,
substituting the values, we have,
ఱ య
ସ ଼
ඥ2 + ξ= ݔ݀ ݔ ହ
൫2 + ξݔ൯మ െ ଷ ൫2 + ξݔ൯మ + ܿ
Example(c).
௫ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
ξ௫ାଵ
Solution:
Let ξݑ = ݔ, therefore, ݑ = ݔଶ and ݀ = ݔ2ݑ݀ݑ. Substituting the
values, we have,
௫ௗ௫ ௨మ (ଶ௨ௗ௨)
=
ξ௫ାଵ ௨ାଵ
௨య ௗ௨
= 2 ௨ାଵ
ଵ
= 2 ቀݑଶ െ ݑ+ 1 െ ቁ ݀ݑ
௨ାଵ
௨య ௨మ
= 2ቂଷ െ ଶ
+ ݑെ ln( ݑ+ 1)ቃ + ܿ
Since = ݑξݔ, therefore,
௫ௗ௫ ଶ య
= ݔమ െ ݔ+ 2ξ ݔെ 2 ln൫ξ ݔ+ 1൯ + ܿ
ξ௫ାଵ ଷ
య ଶ
ଶ
= ݔమ െ ݔ+ 2ξ ݔെ ln൫ξ ݔ+ 1൯ + ܿ
ଷ
Example(d).
Evaluate the secଶ ξݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
Let ξݑ = ݔ, therefore, ݑ = ݔଶ and ݀ = ݔ2ݑ݀ݑ. Substituting the
values, we have,
secଶ ξ = ݔ݀ ݔsecଶ ( ݑ2)ݑ݀ݑ
= 2 ݑ secଶ ݑ݀ ݑ
By integration by parts, let ݑ = ݑand ݀ = ݒsecଶ ݑ݀ ݑ, therefore,
݀ ݑ݀ = ݑand = ݒtan ݑ, substituting the values, we have,
2 ݑ secଶ = ݑ݀ ݑ2( ݑtan ݑെ tan )ݑ݀ ݑ
= 2 ݑtan ݑ+ 2 ln cos ݑ+ ܿ
Since = ݑξݔ, therefore,
secଶ ξ = ݔ݀ ݔ2ξ ݔtan ξ ݔ+ 2 ln cos ξ ݔ+ ܿ
= 2ξ ݔtan ξ ݔ+ ln cosଶ ξ ݔ+ ܿ
Exercise 2.2
Evaluate the following integrals.
ξ௬ௗ௬
1. ଷାଶ
ξ௬
ξ௫ାସௗ௫
2. ௫
௫ యௗ௫
3. ( ௫ మ మ
ାହ)
௧ௗ௧
4. ( ௧ାଵ) భబ
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6. ξ݁ ଶ௫ + 5 ݀ݔ
భ
൫ ାଵ൯మ ௗ௧
7.
௫ మ ௗ௫
8.
ξ௫ାଶ
ௗ௬
9.
ඥଵା ξ௬
య
10. ൫1 + ξݔ൯మ ݀ݔ
ඥ௬ మିଵௗ௬
11.
௬
(ଶା୪୬ ௫)ௗ௫
12. ௫య
௫ௗ௫
13. ସା
ξ௫
Example(a).
Evaluate the ξ25 െ ݔଶ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
Put = ݔ5 sin ߠ and ݀ = ݔ5 cosߠ ݀ߠ. Substituting the values, we
have,
ξ25 െ ݔଶ ݀= ݔ ඥ25 െ (5 sin ߠ) ଶ (5 cosߠ ݀ߠ)
= 5 ξ25 െ 25 sinଶ ߠ cosߠ ݀ߠ
= 5 ඥ25(1 െ sinଶ ߠ) cosߠ ݀ߠ
= 5 ξ25 cosଶ ߠ cosߠ ݀ߠ
= 25 cosଶ ߠ ݀ߠ
ଵ
= 25 ( 1 + cos2ߠ) ݀ߠ
ଶ
ଶହ ଵ
= ቀߠ + sin 2ߠቁ + ܿ
ଶ ଶ
ଶହ
= ( ߠ + sin ߠ cosߠ ) + ܿ
ଶ
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Final answer should be in terms of the variable ݔ, therefore from the
relation = ݔ5 sin ߠ, we can obtain an equation in terms of the variable ݔ,
thus, by constructing a right triangle considering ߠ an acute angle, we have,
ඥ െ ࢞
Therefore, from the triangle, we can obtain relations, from which these
relations can be substituted to the integrated function, thus,
௫ ௫ ξଶହି௫ మ
sin ߠ = ହ, ߠ = sinିଵ ቀହቁ and cosߠ = ହ
Substituting these relations, we have,
ଶହ ௫ ଵ
ξ25 െ ݔଶ ݀ = ݔଶ sin ିଵ ቀହቁ + ଶ ൫ݔξ25 െ ݔଶ൯ + ܿ
Example(b).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the య .
௫ మ (ଽାସ௫ మ) మ
Solution:
ଷ
Put 2 = ݔ3 tan ߠ and ݀= ݔ ଶ
secଶ ߠ ݀ߠ. Substituting the values, we
have,
ௗ௫ ଷ ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
య = ଶ
య
௫ మ(ଽାସ௫ మ) మ య మ య మ మ
ቀ ୲ୟ୬ ఏቁ ଽାସቀ ୲ୟ୬ ఏቁ ൨
మ మ
ଷ ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
=
ଶ
వ
య
ቀర ୲ୟ୬మ ఏቁ(ଽାଽ ୲ୟ୬మ ఏ) మ
ଶ ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
=
ଷ
య
୲ୟ୬మ ఏ[ଽ(ଵା୲ୟ୬మ ఏ)] మ
ଶ ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
=
଼ଵ
య
୲ୟ୬మ ఏ( ୱୣୡమ ఏ) మ
ଶ ௗఏ
=
଼ଵ
୲ ୟ୬మ ఏ ୱୣୡ ఏ
ଶ ୡ୭ୱయ ఏௗఏ
= ଼ଵ
ୱ୧୬మ ఏ
ଶ ൫ଵିୱ୧୬మ ఏ൯ ୡ୭ୱ ఏௗఏ
=
଼ଵ
ୱ୧୬మ ఏ
ଶ
=
଼ଵ
(cot ߠ csc ߠ െ cosߠ)݀ߠ
ଶ
= (െ csc ߠ െ sin ߠ) + ܿ
଼ଵ
From the triangle,
ඥૢ + ࢞
࢞
Therefore,
ௗ௫ ଶ ξଽାସ௫ మ ଶ௫ ଵ ൫ଽା଼௫ మ൯
య = െ െ ൨= െ ቂ ቃ
଼ଵ ଶ௫ ξଽାସ௫ మ ଼ଵ ௫ξଽାସ௫ మ
௫ మ(ଽାସ௫ మ) మ
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Example(c).
Evaluate the ݔ ଶ ξ1 െ 3 ݔଶ ݀ݔ.
Solution:
ଵ
Put ξ3 = ݔsin ߠ and ݀= ݔ cosߠ ݀ߠ. Substituting the values, we
ξଷ
have,
ୱ୧୬ ఏ ଶ ୱ୧୬ ఏ ଶ ଵ
ݔ ଶ ξ1 െ 3 ݔଶ ݀ = ݔቀ ቁ ට1 െ 3 ቀ ቁ ቀ cos ߠ ݀ߠቁ
ξଷ ଷ ξ ξଷ
ξଷ
= ଽ
sin ଶ ߠ ξ1 െ sin ଶ ߠ cosߠ ݀ߠ
ξଷ
= ଽ
sin ଶ ߠ ξcosଶ ߠ cosߠ ݀ߠ
ξଷ
=
ଽ
sin ଶ ߠ cosଶ ߠ ݀ߠ
ξଷ ୱ୧୬ ଶఏ ଶ
=
ଽ
ቀ ଶ
ቁ ݀ߠ
ξଷ
= ଶ
(1 െ cos4ߠ)݀ߠ
ξଷ ଵ
= ቀߠ െ sin 4ߠቁ + ܿ
ଶ ସ
ξଷ ଵ
= ቂߠ െ (2 sin 2ߠ cos2ߠ)ቃ + ܿ
ଶ ସ
ξଷ ଵ
= ቂߠ െ (2 sin ߠ cosߠ)(cosଶ ߠ െ sinଶ ߠ)ቃ + ܿ
ଶ ଶ
ξଷ
= [ߠ െ cosଷ ߠ sin ߠ + sin ଷ ߠ cosߠ] + ܿ
ଶ
From the triangle,
࢞ξ
ඥ െ ࢞
Therefore,
ξଷ ଷ
ݔ ଶ ξ1 െ 3 ݔଶ ݀= ݔ ଶ
[sin ିଵ ൫ݔξ3൯ െ ൫ξ1 െ 3 ݔଶ ൯ ൫ݔξ3൯
ଷ
+ ൫ݔξ3൯ ൫ξ1 െ 3 ݔଶ൯] + ܿ
ξଷ ଵ య ଵ
= ଶ
sinିଵ ൫ݔξ3൯ െ ଶସ (ݔ1 െ 3 ݔଶ ) మ + ଼ ݔଷ ξ1 െ 3 ݔଶ + ܿ
Example(d).
ௗ௧
Evaluate the య .
(ଵା మ ) మ
Solution:
ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
Put ݁ ௧ = tan ߠ and ݁ ௧ ݀ = ݐsecଶ ߠ ݀ߠ, ݀= ݐ . Substituting the
୲ୟ୬ ఏ
values, we have,
ௗ௧ ଵ ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
య = ቈ య ή ୲ୟ୬ ఏ
(ଵା మ ) మ (ଵା୲ୟ୬మ ఏ) మ
ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
= య
(ୱୣୡమ ఏ) మ ୲ୟ୬ ఏ
ୱୣୡమ ఏௗఏ
= ୲ ୟ୬ ఏ ୱୣୡయ ఏ
ௗఏ
=
୲ୟ୬ ఏ ୱୣୡ ఏ
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ୡ୭ୱమ ఏௗఏ
=
ୱ୧୬ ఏ
൫ଵିୱ୧୬మ ఏ൯ௗఏ
=
ୱ୧୬ ఏ
ඥ + ࢋ࢚
ࢋ࢚
Therefore,
ௗ௧ ඥ ଵା మ ଵ ଵ
య = ln ൬ െ ൰ + +ܿ
ඥଵା మ
(ଵା మ ) మ
ඥଵା మ ିଵ భ
= ln ൬
൰ + (1 + ݁ ଶ௧ ) షమ + ܿ
Exercise 2.3
Evaluate the following integrals.
ௗ௫
1. య
(మା௫ మ) మ
ௗ௫
2.
௫ξ௫ మିమ
௫ మ ௗ௫
11. ଽିସ௫ మ
ௗ௫
12. ఱ
௫(௫ మିଽ) మ
ξସି௫ మ ௗ௫
13. ௫
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ξ௬ௗ௬
14. ( ଵା௬) మ
ௗ௫
15. ௫(௫ రିଵ)
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Chapter 3
METHODS OF
INTEGRATION OF
RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
Outline:
3.1 Distinct Linear Factors
3.2 Repeated Linear Factors
3.3 Quadratic Factors
3.4 Rational Functions of Sines and Cosines
Overview:
The previous chapter had already introduced some of the methods of
integration. Some integrals which consist of rational functions are not easy to solve
using the previous method.
This chapter will introduce the method of integration of rational functions. This
chapter will discuss the different forms of rational functions that are reducible to
partial fractions and its methods of integration. This includes distinct linear factors,
repeated linear factors and quadratic factors forms of rational functions. Also, the
method of integration of rational functions of sines and cosines will be discussed.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this chapter, the students will be able to:
1. Identify the different forms of rational functions.
2. Evaluate the integrals by partial fraction decomposition.
3. Evaluate integrals involving rational functions of sine and cosine.
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3.1 Distinct Linear Factors
Rational fractions whose numerator is of lower degree than the denominator
can be broken up into partial fractions. Integrals containing rational fractions can be
evaluated by applying either of the cases that will be discussed in this section.
The denominator can be factored but none of them can be repeated. We can
rewrite the given fraction as the sum of fractions whose numerators are represented
by letters or any variable constants and its denominator are the factors of the original
denominator.
ࢆ
(ࢇ࢞ା࢈)
+ (ࢇ࢞ାࢉ) + ڮ+ (ࢇ࢞ାࢠ)
Before factoring the denominator, we should make sure the function is proper
provided that the numerator is of lower degree than the denominator.
Example(a).
௫ௗ௫
Evaluate the మ .
௫ ି௫ିଶ
Solution:
௫ௗ௫ ௫ௗ௫
௫ మି௫ିଶ = ( ௫ାଵ)( ௫ିଶ)
௫
Let (௫ାଵ)(௫ିଶ)
= ௫ାଵ
+ ௫ିଶ
Clearing fractions, we have,
ݔ(ܣ = ݔെ 2) + ݔ(ܤ+ 1)
Then, assign values for ݔto find the values of the constants ܣand
ܤ. The choice of values is up to you, but we can find that െ1 and 2 are the
most convenient values, therefore,
ଵ
When = ݔെ1, = ܣ,
ଷ
ଶ
When = ݔ2, = ܤଷ.
ଵ ଶ
The values are = ܣଷ and = ܤଷ.
Then,
௫ௗ௫
( ௫ାଵ)(௫ିଶ) = ቀ௫ାଵ + ௫ିଶቁ ݀ݔ
ଵ ௗ௫ ଶ ௗ௫
= ଷ
௫ାଵ + ଷ ௫ିଶ
ଵ ଶ
= ଷ
ln( ݔ+ 1) + ଷ ln( ݔെ 2) + ܿ
Example(b).
(௫ାଵ)ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
௫(௫ାଷ)
Solution:
௫ାଵ
Let ௫(௫ାଷ)
= ௫
+ ௫ାଷ
, therefore,
ݔ+ 1 = ݔ(ܣ+ 3) + ݔܤ
ଵ
When = ݔ0, = ܣଷ,
ଶ
When = ݔെ3, = ܤ.
ଷ
ଵ ଶ
The values are = ܣand = ܤ.
ଷ ଷ
Then,
(௫ାଵ)ௗ௫
௫(௫ାଷ) = ቀ௫ + ௫ାଷቁ ݀ݔ
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ଵ ௗ௫ ଶ ௗ௫
=
ଷ
௫
+
ଷ ௫ାଷ
ଵ ଶ
= ln ݔ+ ln( ݔ+ 3) + ܿ
ଷ ଷ
Example(c).
(௫ିଵ)ௗ௫
Evaluate the ௫ మିସ .
Solution:
௫ିଵ ௫ିଵ
Let మ = (௫ିଶ)( = + , therefore,
௫ ିସ ௫ାଶ) ௫ିଶ ௫ାଶ
ݔെ 1 = ݔ(ܣ+ 2) + ݔ(ܤെ 2)
ଵ
When = ݔ2, = ܣ,
ସ
ଷ
When = ݔെ2, = ܤ.
ସ
ଵ ଷ
The values are = ܣand = ܤ.
ସ ସ
Then,
(௫ିଵ)ௗ௫
௫ మିସ = ቀ௫ିଶ + ௫ାଶቁ ݀ݔ
ଵ ௗ௫ ଷ ௗ௫
=
ସ
௫ିଶ + ସ ௫ାଶ
ଵ ଷ
= ln( ݔെ 2) + ln( ݔ+ 2) + ܿ
ସ ସ
Example(d).
(௬ାଷ)ௗ௬
Evaluate the ( ௬ మ .
ିଵ)(௬ାଶ)
Solution:
௬ାଷ ௬ାଷ
Let (௬ మିଵ)(௬ାଶ)
= = + + , therefore,
(௬ାଵ)(௬ିଵ)(௬ାଶ) ௬ାଵ ௬ିଵ ௬ାଶ
ݕ+ 3 = ݕ(ܣെ 1)( ݕ+ 2) + ݕ(ܤ+ 1)( ݕ+ 2) + ݕ(ܥ+ 1)( ݕെ 1)
When = ݕെ1, = ܣെ1,
ଶ
When = ݕ1, = ܤଷ,
ଵ
When = ݕെ2, = ܥ.
ଷ
ଶ ଵ
The values are = ܣെ1, = ܤand = ܥ.
ଷ ଷ
Then,
(௬ାଷ)ௗ௬
( ௬ାଵ) (௬ିଵ)(௬ାଶ) = ቀ௬ାଵ + ௬ିଵ + ௬ାଶቁ ݀ݕ
ௗ௬ ଶ ௗ௬ ଵ ௗ௬
= െ + +
௬ାଵ ଷ ௬ିଵ ଷ ௬ାଶ
ଶ ଵ
= െ ln( ݕ+ 1) + ଷ ln( ݕെ 1) + ଷ ln( ݕ+ 2) + ܿ
Exercise 3.1
Evaluate the following integrals.
ௗ௬
1. ௬(௬ାଷ)
( ௧ିଵ)ௗ௧
2.
௧(௧ାଵ)(௧ିହ)
(௫ మାଵ)ௗ௫
3. ( ௫ିଶ)(௫ିଵ)
௫ௗ௫
4. మ
௫ ି௫ିଶ
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(௫ିଵ)ௗ௫
5. మ
௫ ାଶ௫ିଷ
(௫ିହ) ௗ௫
6. ( ௫ିଵ)(௫ାଶ)(௫ିଷ)
௫ మ ௗ௫
7. య మ
௫ ାଷ௫ ି௫ିଷ
ௗ௬
8. మ
௪ ି௪
(௫ାଷ)ௗ௫
9. మ
௫ ା଼௫ାଵହ
(௬ିଷ) ௗ௬
10.
௬( ௬ାହ)
൫௧ మାସ௧ିଷ൯ௗ௧
11.
௧(௧ మିଵ)
ௗ௬
12.
ଵି మ
ೣ ௗ௫
13. ( మೣ
ାଷ ೣ ାଶ)
ௗ௫
14. ξ మೣ
ାଽ
ୱ୧୬ ௫ ୡ୭ୱ ௫ௗ௫
15. ( ୱ୧୬మ ௫ାଷ ୱ୧୬ ௫ାଶ)
Example(a).
(௫ିଵ)ௗ௫
Evaluate the మ(௫ାଵ) .
௫
Solution:
௫ିଵ
Let = + + , therefore,
௫ మ( ௫ାଵ) ௫ ௫మ ௫ାଵ
ݔെ 1 = ݔ()ݔ(ܣ+ 1) + ݔ(ܤ+ 1) + ݔ(ܥଶ)
When = ݔ0, = ܤെ1,
When = ݔെ1, = ܥെ2.
When = ݔ1, = ܤെ1 and = ܥെ2, therefore, = ܣ2.
The values are = ܣ2, = ܤെ1 and = ܥെ2.
Then,
(௫ିଵ)ௗ௫
௫ మ (௫ାଵ) = ቀ௫ + ௫ మ + ௫ାଵቁ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫ ௗ௫ ௗ௫
= 2 െ െ2
௫ ௫మ ௫ାଵ
ଵ
= 2 ln ݔ+ െ 2 ln( ݔ+ 1) + ܿ
௫
Example(b).
(௫ିଶ)ௗ௫
Evaluate the మ .
௫ ାସ௫ାସ
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Solution:
௫ିଶ ௫ିଶ
Let ௫ మାସ௫ାସ
= (௫ାଶ) మ
= ௫ାଶ
+ (௫ାଶ) మ
, therefore,
ݔെ 2 = ݔ(ܣ+ 2) + ܤ
When = ݔെ2, = ܤെ4,
When = ݔ0 and = ܤെ4, therefore, = ܣ1.
The values are = ܣ1 and = ܤെ4.
Then,
(௫ିଶ)ௗ௫
௫ మାସ௫ାସ = ቂ௫ାଶ + (௫ାଶ) మ ቃ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫ ௗ௫
= െ 4 ( ௫ାଶ) మ
௫ାଶ
ସ
= ln( ݔ+ 2) + ௫ାଶ
+ܿ
Example(c).
൫௫ మ ାଵ൯ௗ௫
Evaluate the మ(௫ାଵ) మ .
௫
Solution:
௫ మ ାଵ
Let ௫ మ( ௫ାଵ) మ
= ௫
+ ௫మ
+ ௫ାଵ
+ (௫ାଵ) మ
, therefore,
ݔ+ 1 = ݔ()ݔ(ܣ+ 1) ଶ + ݔ(ܤ+ 1) ଶ + ݔ(ܥଶ )( ݔ+ 1) + ݔ(ܦଶ )
ଶ
Example(d).
൫௫ మ ାଵ൯ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
௫ య(௫ିଵ)
Solution:
൫௫ మାଵ൯
Let ௫ య( ௫ିଵ)
= ௫
+ ௫మ
+
௫య
+ ௫ିଵ
, therefore,
ଶ ଶ )(ݔ
ݔ+ 1 = ݔ(ܣ െ 1) + ݔ()ݔ(ܤെ 1) + ݔ(ܥെ 1) + ݔ(ܦଷ )
When = ݔ0, = ܥെ1,
When = ݔ1, = ܦ2,
When = ݔെ1, = ܥെ1 and = ܦ2, therefore, ܣെ = ܤെ1.
When = ݔ2, = ܥെ1 and = ܦ2, therefore, 2 ܣ+ = ܤെ5.
Solving the two equations, we find = ܣെ2 and = ܤെ1.
The values are = ܣെ2, = ܤെ1, = ܥെ1 and = ܦ2.
Then,
൫௫ మାଵ൯ௗ௫
௫ య (௫ିଵ)
= ቀ௫ + ௫మ
+ ௫య
+ ௫ିଵ
ቁ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫ ௗ௫ ௗ௫ ௗ௫
= െ2 െ െ + 2
௫ ௫మ ௫య ௫ିଵ
ଵ ଵ
= െ2 ln ݔ+ ௫
+ ଶ௫ మ
+ 2 ln( ݔെ 1) + ܿ
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Exercise 3.2
Evaluate the following integrals.
ௗ௫
1. ௫(௫ିଷ) మ
(௬ିଵ) ௗ௬
2. య మ
௬ ାଶ௬
൫ଶ௫ మାହ൯ௗ௫
5.
௫ మ (௫ାଵ)
൫ଷ௫ మାଵ൯ௗ௫
6. ( ௫ మିଵ) మ
(௫ାଷ)ௗ௫
7. య(ସ௫ାଷ)
௫
(௬ାଵ)ௗ௬
8. ௬మ(௬ିଵ) మ
൫ଶ௩ మ ା௩ିଷ൯ௗ௩
9. ௩ మ(௩ିଶ)(௩ାଷ)
௫ మௗ௫
10. ( ௫ାଷ) య
మ
൫௫ మାଵ൯ ௗ௫
11. (௫ మିଵ) మ
௫ మௗ௫
12. ( ௫ିଶ) మ (௫ାଷ) మ
(௬ାଶ)ௗ௬
13. ௬మ(௬ାଵ) మ (௬ାଷ)
ௗ௫
14. ( ೣ
ିଵ) మ
ௗ௬
15.
( ିଵ)
For repeated quadratic factors, such as in the form (ܽ ݔଶ + ܾ ݔ+ ܿ) , we
assume the partial fraction,
(ࢇ࢞ା࢈)ା (ࢇ࢞ା࢈) ାࡰ ࢅ(ࢇ࢞ା࢈)ାࢆ
+ + ڮ+ .
ࢇ࢞ ା࢈࢞ାࢉ ൫ࢇ࢞ ା࢈࢞ାࢉ൯ ൫ࢇ࢞ ା࢈࢞ାࢉ൯
Example(a).
௫ௗ௫
Evaluate the మ .
௫ ା଼௫ାଶ
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Solution:
௫ (ଶ௫ା଼)ା
Let ௫ మା଼௫ାଶ
= ௫ మା଼௫ାଶ
(ܣ = ݔ2 ݔ+ 8) + ܤ
When = ݔെ4, = ܤെ4,
ଵ
When = ݔ0 and = ܤെ4, = ܣଶ.
Then,
௫ௗ௫ (ଶ௫ା଼)ା
௫ మା଼௫ାଶ = ቂ ௫ మ ା଼௫ାଶ ቃ ݀ݔ
ଵ (ଶ௫ା଼)ௗ௫ ௗ௫
=
ଶ
௫ మ ା଼௫ାଶ െ 4 ௫ మା଼௫ାଶ
ଵ (ଶ௫ା଼)ௗ௫ ௗ௫
=
ଶ
௫ మ ା଼௫ାଶ െ 4 ( ௫ାସ) మ ାସ
ଵ (௫ାସ)
= ln( ݔଶ + 8 ݔ+ 20) െ 2 tanିଵ +ܿ
ଶ ଶ
Example(b).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the మ .
௫(௫ ାଵ)
Solution:
ଵ (ଶ௫)ା
Let = +
௫(௫ మାଵ) ௫ ௫ మାଵ
ଶ
1 = ݔ(ܣ+ 1) + (ܤ2 ݔ)ݔ+ )ݔ(ܥ
When = ݔ0, = ܣ1,
When = ݔ1 and = ܣ1,2 ܤെ = ܥെ1.
When = ݔെ1 and = ܣ1,2 ܤ+ = ܥെ1.
ଵ
Solving the two equations, we find, = ܤെ ଶ and = ܥ0.
ଵ
The known values are = ܣ1 and = ܤെ ଶ.
Then,
ௗ௫ ( ଶ௫)ା
௫(௫ మାଵ) = ቂ ௫ + ௫ మାଵ ቃ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫ ଵ ଶ௫
= െ మ
௫ ଶ ௫ ାଵ
ଵ
= ln ݔെ ln( ݔଶ + 1) + ܿ
ଶ
Example(c).
ௗ௬
Evaluate the ௬ మ (௬మାଵ) .
Solution:
ଵ (ଶ௬)ା
Let = + +
௬ మ(௬ మାଵ) ௬ ௬మ ௬ మାଵ
1 = ݕ()ݕ(ܣଶ + 1) + ݕ(ܤଶ + 1) + ݕ(ܥଶ )(2 )ݕ+ ݕ(ܦଶ)
1 = ݕ(ܣଷ + )ݕ+ ݕ(ܤଶ + 1) + (ܥ2 ݕଷ ) + ݕ(ܦଶ )
When = ݕ0, = ܤ1,
When = ݕ1 and = ܤ1, therefore, 2 ܣ+ 2 ܥ+ = ܦെ1.
When = ݕ2 and = ܤ1, therefore, 5 ܣ+ 8 ܥ+ 2 = ܦെ2.
When = ݕെ1 and = ܤ1, therefore, 2 ܣ+ 2 ܥെ = ܦ1.
Solving the equations, we find = ܣ0, = ܥ0 and = ܦെ1.
The known values are = ܤ1 and = ܦെ1.
Then,
ௗ௬ (ଶ௬)ା
మ(௬ మ = ቂ + మ + మ ቃ ݀ݕ
௬ ାଵ) ௬ ௬ ௬ ାଵ
ௗ௬ ௗ௬
= ௬ మ – ௬మାଵ
ଵ
= െ െ tanିଵ ݕ+ ܿ
௬
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Evaluate(d).
(௫ାଵ)ௗ௫
Evaluate the ( ௫ మାଵ) మ .
Solution:
(௫ାଵ) ( ଶ௫)ା (ଶ௫)ା
Let (௫ మାଵ) మ
= +
௫ మାଵ (௫ మାଵ) మ
ݔ+ 1 = (ܣ2 ݔ()ݔ+ 1) + ݔ(ܤଶ + 1) + (ܥ2 )ݔ+ ܦ
ଶ
Exercise 3.3
Evaluate the following integrals.
ௗ௫
1. ௫ మାଶ௫ାଵ
ௗ௫
2. ௬యାସ௬ మାହଶ௬
ௗ௫
3. ௫ మାସ
௫ௗ௫
4. ௫ మା௫ାଵ଼
௫ మௗ௫
5. య మ
௫ ା௫ ା௫
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௫ௗ௫
6. ( ௫ାଵ)(௫ మ
ାଶ)
(ଷ௩ା଼)ௗ௩
7. ௩ మା௩ାଶହ
ௗ௧
8. ௧ మା௧ାଵଷ
(ଷ௫ାଵ)ௗ௫
9. ௫ యାସ௫
(௫ାଶ) ௗ௫
10. ( ௫ିଶ)(௫ మାସ)
(௫ାଷ)ௗ௫
11.
௫ మାଶ௫ାହ
൫௫ రା௫ିଵ൯ௗ௫
12. (ଵା௫ మ) మ
ୱ୧୬ ௫ௗ௫
13. ୡ୭ୱమ ௫ାଶ ୡ୭ୱ ௫ାସ
ୡୱୡమ ఏௗఏ
14.
ୡ୭ୱయ ఏାଽ ୡ୭୲ ఏ
ௗ௫
15.
మೣ ିଵ ೣ ାଽ
௫ ௫ ௫ ௬
sin ቀଶቁ = tan ቀଶቁ cosቀଶቁ =
ඥଵା௬ మ
࢞ ࢞ ࢟
= ࢞ ܖܑܛ ܖܑܛቀ ቁ ܛܗ܋ቀ ቁ =
ା࢟
Example(a).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the ଵାୡ୭ୱ ௫.
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Solution:
ଵି௬ మ ଶௗ௬
Since cos= ݔ and ݀= ݔ , therefore,
ଵା௬ మ ଵା௬ మ
ௗ௫ ଵ ଶௗ௬
ଵାୡ୭ୱ ௫ = భషమ
ቀ
ଵା௬ మ
ቁ൩
ଵା
భశమ
= ݕ݀
= ݕ+ ܿ
௫
And = ݕtan ቀଶቁ, thus,
ௗ௫ ௫
ଵାୡ୭ୱ ௫ = tan ቀଶቁ + ܿ
Example(b).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the ଷାୱ୧୬ ௫ .
Solution:
ଶ௬ ଶௗ௬
Since sin = ݔ మ
and ݀= ݔ ,therefore,
ଵା௬ ଵା௬ మ
ௗ௫ ଵ ଶௗ௬
ଷାୱ୧୬ ௫ = ቈ మ ቀ ቁ
ଷା ଵା௬ మ
భశమ
ௗ௬
= 2
ଷ௬ మ ାଶ௬ାଷ
ଶ ௗ௬
= మ
ଷ ௬ మା ௬ାଵ
య
ଶ ௗ௬
=
ଷ
భ మ
మ
ξఴ
ቀ௬ା ቁ ା൬ ൰
య య
ξଶ ξଶ(ଷ௬ାଵ)
= tanିଵ +ܿ
ଶ ସ
௫
And = ݕtan ቀଶቁ, thus,
ௗ௫ ξଶ ξଶ ௫
ଷାୱ୧୬ ௫ = ଶ
tanିଵ ቄ ସ ቂ3 tan ቀଶቁ + 1ቃቅ + ܿ
Example(c).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the ଵାଶୡ୭ୱ ௫.
Solution:
ௗ௫ ଵ ଶௗ௬
ଵାଶୡ୭ୱ ௫ = భషమ
ቀ
ଵା௬ మ
ቁ൩
ଵାଶ൬ ൰
భశమ
ௗ௬
= െ2 ௬మିଷ
ௗ௬
= െ2
൫௬ିξଷ൯൫௬ାξଷ൯
By integration by partial fraction, we have,
ିଶ
൫௬ି ଷ൯൫௬ା ଷ൯
= ௬ି ଷ + ௬ା ଷ
ξ ξ ξ ξ
െ2 = ܣ൫ ݕ+ ξ3൯ + ܤ൫ ݕെ ξ3൯
ξଷ
When = ݕξ3, = ܣെ ,
ଷ
ξଷ
When = ݕെξ3,= ܤ ଷ
.
Then,
ௗ௬ ξଷ ௗ௬ ξଷ ௗ௬
െ2 ൫௬ି = െ ௬ି ଷ + ௬ା ଷ
ξଷ൯൫௬ାξଷ൯ ଷ ξ ଷ ξ
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ξଷ ξଷ
= െ ଷ
ln൫ ݕെ ξ3൯ + ଷ
ln൫ݕ + ξ3൯ + ܿ
ξଷ ௬ା ଷ
= ln ቀ ξ ቁ+ ܿ
ଷ ௬ି ξଷ
௫
Since = ݕtan ቀ ቁ, therefore,
ଶ
ೣ
ௗ௫ ξଷ ୲ୟ୬ቀ ቁାξଷ
ଵାଶୡ୭ୱ ௫ = ଷ
ln ቈ మೣ +ܿ
୲ୟ୬ቀ ቁିξଷ
మ
Example(d).
ௗ௫
Evaluate the .
ୱ୧୬ ௫ାୡ୭ୱ ௫
Solution:
ௗ௫ ଵ ଶௗ௬
ୱ୧୬ ௫ାୡ୭ୱ ௫ = మ భషమ
ቀ
ଵା௬ మ
ቁ൩
ା
భశమ భశమ
ௗ௬
= െ2 ௬ మିଶ௬ିଵ
ௗ௬
= െ2 ( ௬ିଵ) మ
ିଶ
By algebraic substitution, let ݕ = ݑെ 1 and ݀ݕ݀ = ݑ, therefore,
ௗ௬ ௗ௨
െ2 ( మ = െ2 మ
௬ିଵ) ିଶ ௨ ିଶ
Integrating by partial fraction, we have,
ௗ௨
െ2 = െ2 ቀ + ቁ ݀ݑ
൫௨ି ଶ൯൫௨ାξଶ൯
ξ ௨ି ଶ ξ ௨ା ξଶ
ିଶ
= +
൫௨ିξଶ൯൫௨ାξଶ൯ ௨ିξଶ ௨ା ξଶ
െ2 = ܣ൫ ݑ+ ξ2൯ + ܤ൫ ݑെ ξ2൯
ξଶ
When = ݑξ2, = ܣെ ଶ
,
ξଶ
When = ݑെξ2,= ܤ .
ଶ
Then,
ௗ௨ ξଶ ௗ௨ ξଶ ௗ௨
െ2 = െ ௨ିξଶ + ଶ ௨ାξଶ
൫௨ିξଶ൯൫௨ାξଶ൯ ଶ
ξଶ ξଶ
= െ ଶ
ln൫ ݑെ ξ2൯ + ଶ
ln൫ ݑ+ ξ2൯ + ܿ
ξଶ ௨ା ξଶ
= ln ቀ ቁ +ܿ
ଶ ௨ିξଶ
௫
Since ݕ = ݑെ 1 and = ݕtan ቀଶቁ, thus,
ೣ
ௗ௫ ξଶ ൫ଵିξଶ൯ି୲ୟ୬ቀ ቁ
మ
ୱ୧୬ ௫ାୡ୭ୱ ௫ = ଶ
ln ቈ ೣ +ܿ
൫ଵାξଶ൯ି୲ୟ୬ቀ ቁ
మ
Exercise 3.4
Evaluate the following integrals.
ௗ௫
1. ଶାୱ୧୬ ௫
ௗ௫
2. ଵିୱ୧୬ ௫
ௗ௫
3. ଵାୱ୧୬ ௫
ௗ௫
4.
ଶାୡ୭ୱ ௫
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ௗ௫
5.
ଵିୡ୭ୱ ௫
ௗ௫
6.
ଶିୱ୧୬ ௫
ୡ୭ୱ ௫ௗ௫
7.
ଶିୡ୭ୱ ௫
ௗ௫
8. ସାଶ ୱ୧୬ ௫
ௗ௫
9. ୱ୧୬ ௫ିୡ୭ୱ ௫
ௗ௫
10. ଵାୡ୭ୱ ௫ାୱ୧୬ ௫
ௗ௫
11. ସାହ ୡ୭ୱ ௫
ௗ௫
12. ଶାୱ୧୬ ௫ାଷ ୡ୭ୱ ௫
୲ୟ୬ ௫ௗ௫
13.
ୱୣୡ ௫ା୲ୟ୬ ௫
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Chapter 4
DEFINITE INTEGRALS
Outline:
4.1 Summation Notation
4.2 The Definite Integrals
4.3 The Fundamental Theorem of Integral Calculus
4.4 Wallis’ Formula
4.5 Numerical Integration
Overview:
We had already done with indefinite integrals, its formulas and methods of
integration.
This chapter will now discuss the basic definition of definite integral and its
properties. We will begin first with summation notation, its definition and properties.
We will also introduce the fundamental theorem of integral calculus that applies the
idea of definite integrals. Also some method of direct evaluation of definite integral
which includes Wallis’ Formula will be discussed. Numerical integration will also
introduced which include Simpson’s rule, Trapezoidal rule and Midpoint rule.
Objectives:
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4.1 Summation Notation
Summation notation is a technique developed to reduce the work of writing out
sums. Summation notation use the Greek letter Ȉ, capital sigma.
Consider the sum,
ݑଵ + ݑଶ + ݑଷ + ڮ+ ݑ
can be written as,
σୀଵ ݑ
The symbol is read, “the sum from ݅ = 1 to ݊ of ݑsub ݅”, where, ݅ is called
the index of summation, ݊ is the upper limit of summation and 1 is the lower limit of
summation.
For example,
ଵ ଶ ଷ ସ ହ
σହୀ = ଵା + ଵାଵ + ଵାଶ + ଵାଷ + ଵାସ + ଵାହ = 3.55
ଵା
ଶ ଶ( ଶ) ଶ(ଷ) ଶ(ସ) ଶ(ହ)
σୀଶ ݅ = 2 +3 +4 +5 + 6ଶ() = 2,186,614,242
σୀଵ( ݔ+ )ݕ = ( ݔ+ )ݕଵ + ( ݔ+ )ݕଶ + ( ݔ+ )ݕଷ + ڮ+ ( ݔ+ )ݕ
Properties:
1. σୀଵ ܿ ܽ = ܿ σୀଵ ܽ
2. σୀଵ(ܽ + ܾ ) = σୀଵ ܽ + σୀଵ ܾ
Summation Formulas:
1. σୀଵ ܿ = ݊ܿ , where ܿ is constant
(ାଵ)
2. σୀଵ ݅ = ଶ
( ାଵ) (ଶାଵ)
3. σୀଵ ݅ ଶ =
మ (ାଵ) మ
4. σୀଵ ݅ ଷ = ସ
Example(a).
Evaluate σହୀଵ(6݅ + 5) .
Solution:
σହୀଵ(6݅ + 5) = 6 σହୀଵ ݅ + σହୀଵ 5
ହ(ହାଵ)
= 6ቂ ቃ + 5(5)
ଶ
= 115
Example(b).
ଷ
Evaluate σଵ
ୀଵ 5݅ ቀ݅ + ቁ.
Solution:
ଷ
σଵ ଵ ଶ
ୀଵ 5݅ ቀ݅ + ቁ = σୀଵ(5݅ + 15)
ଵ
= 5 σୀଵ ݅ + σଵ
ଶ
ୀଵ 15
[ ଵ] [ଵାଵ][ଶ(ଵ) ାଵ]
= 5ቄ
ቅ + 15(10)
= 2,075
Example(c).
Evaluate σୀଵ(݅ + 1) ଷ .
Solution:
σୀଵ(݅ + 1) ଷ = σୀଵ( ݅ ଷ + 3݅ ଶ + 3݅ + 1)
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= σୀଵ ݅ ଷ + 3 σୀଵ ݅ ଶ + 3 σୀଵ ݅ + σୀଵ 1
() మ(ାଵ) మ [][ାଵ][ଶ()ାଵ] (ାଵ)
= ቂ ቃ+ 3ቄ ቅ+ 3ቂ ቃ + 7(1)
ସ ଶ
= 1,295
Example(d).
ଵ ଶ ଶ ଷ ଷ ସ ହ ହଵ
Write the sum of ቀଷቁ + ቀସቁ + ቀହቁ + ڮ+ ቀହଶቁ in summation notation.
Solution:
ଵ ଶ ଶ ଷ ଷ ସ ହ ହଵ ାଵ
ቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ + ڮ+ ቀ ቁ
ଷ ସ ହ ହଶ
= σହ
ୀଵ ቀାଶቁ
Exercise 4.1
I. Find the sum.
1. σୀଵ(2݅ + 6) ଶ
2. σହୀ 3݅ ଷ
3. σୀଵ(݅ െ 6) ଷ
4. σଷୀଵ ݅ ଶ (3݅ + 6)
5. σଽୀଵ(݅ + 7) ଶ
6. σୀଵ(5݅ ଷ െ 1) ଶ
7. σଷୀଵ ݅(݅ െ 7)(݅ + 7)
8. σହୀଵ 4݅ ସ
9. σୀଵ(5݅ + ݅ ଶ െ ݅ ଷ )
10. σଵଵ
ୀଵ(݅ + 7)
ଷ
ଵ ଶ ସ ଷ ଽ ସ ଵ ଵଵ
3. ቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ + ڮ+ ቀ ቁ
ଶ ଷ ସ ଵଵ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
4. ସ
+
+ ଼
+ ڮ+ ଶ
௫భ ௫మ ௫య ௫భబ
5. ௬భ
+ ௬మ
+ ௬య
+ ڮ+ ௬భబ
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4.2 The Definite Integrals
Consider the figure,
࢟ ࢟ = ࢌ(࢞)
࢞
ܽ = ݔ ݔଵ ݔଶ …… ….. ݔିଵ ݔ = ܾ
Given a function ݂( )ݔdefined on [ܽ, ܾ] and divide the partition of [ܽ, ܾ] into
݊ subintervals of equal width [ݔ,ݔଵ], [ݔଵ,ݔଶ],…, [ݔିଵ, ݔ ] and from each interval
choose a point ݔ . Choose any point ݔଵ from the first subinterval [ݔ,ݔଵ] and
multiply ݂(ݔଵ ) by ݔଵ െ ݔ. From the second subinterval [ݔଵ , ݔଶ ], choose any point
ݔଶ and multiply ݂(ݔଶ ) by ݔଶ െ ݔଵ . Continue taking products, one for each
subinterval and then compute the sum
which is called the Riemann Sum, named in the honor of the German mathematician
Bernhard Riemann.
If the sum was obtained and get closer and closer to one fixed number as the
width of the subintervals get closer and closer to zero, then,
lim௫՜ σୀଵ ݂(ݔ ) οݔ = ݂ (ݔ݀)ݔ
is called the definite integral or Riemann integral, which reads as, “the integral of
݂( ݔ݀)ݔfrom ܽ to ܾ”.
where ݂( )ݔis the function, )ݔ(ܨis the integral of ݂()ݔ, ܽ is the lower limit and ܾ
is the upper limit.
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Properties of Definite Integrals
1. ݂( = ݔ݀ )ݔെ ݂(ݔ݀)ݔ
2. ݂( = ݔ݀ )ݔ0, same limits
3. ݂( = ݔ݀)ݔ ݂( ݔ݀ )ݔ+ ݂(ݔ݀ )ݔ
4. ݂ܿ( ܿ = ݔ݀)ݔ ݂(ݔ݀)ݔ, where ܿ is constant
5. ܿ ݀ ܾ(ܿ = ݔെ ܽ)
6. [݂( )ݔ± ݃( = ݔ݀])ݔ ݂( ݔ݀)ݔ± ݃(ݔ݀)ݔ
7. ݂( = ݔ݀)ݔ ݂ (ݐ݀)ݐ
Example(a).
ଵ ଶ
Evaluate the (5 ݔ+ 3) ݀ݔ.
Solution:
ଶ ଵ
ଵ ଵ (ହ௫ାଷ) య
(5 ݔ+ 3) ݀= ݔ ቚ ቚ
ହ ଷ
[ହ(ଵ)ାଷ] య [ହ()ାଷ] య
= ଵହ
െ ଵହ
ଽ
= ଷ
Example(b).
ଶ
Evaluate the ଵ ݔln ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
By integration by parts, let = ݑln ݔ and ݀ݔ݀ݔ = ݒ, therefore,
ௗ௫ ௫మ
݀= ݑ ௫
and = ݒ ଶ
, then,
ଶ ଵ ଵ
ଵ ݔln = ݔ݀ ݔ ଶ
ݔଶ ln ݔെ ଶ ݔ݀ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଶ
= ቚଶ ݔଶ ln ݔെ ସ ݔଶቚ
ଵ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቂଶ (2) ଶ ln(2) െ ସ (2) ଶ ቃ െ ቂଶ (1) ଶ ln(1) െ ସ (1) ଶ ቃ
ଶ
ଵ ݔln ݔ ݀ = ݔ0.636
Example(c).
ଶ
Evaluate the ଵ ඥξ ݔെ 1 ݀ݔ.
Solution:
By algebraic substitution, let = ݑξ ݔെ 1, therefore,
ݑ+ 1 = ξݔ,( ݑ+ 1) ଶ = ݔand 2( ݑ+ 1)݀ݔ݀ = ݑ, then,
ଶ ଶ
ଵ ඥξ ݔെ 1 ݀ = ݔ ξ[ ݑ2( ݑ+ 1)݀]ݑ
ଶ య భ
= 2 ቀݑమ + ݑమቁ ݀ݑ
ఱ య
௨మ ௨మ
= 2ቆ ఱ + య ቇ
మ మ
ఱ య
௨మ ௨మ
= 4ቆହ + ଷ
ቇ
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ఱ య ఱ య
൫ξଶିଵ൯ మ ൫ξଶିଵ൯ మ ൫ξଵିଵ൯ మ ൫ξଵିଵ൯ మ
= 4 ହ
+ ଷ
൩ െ 4
ହ
+ ଷ
൩
ଶ
ଵ ඥξ ݔെ 1 ݀ = ݔ0.444
Example(d).
ഏ
Evaluate the ഏయ sin ݔcos ݔ݀ ݔ.
ర
Solution:
ഏ
ഏ
ୱ୧୬మ ௫ య
ഏయ sin ݔcos = ݔ݀ ݔቚ ଶ
ቚഏ
ర
ర
ഏ ഏ
ୱ୧୬మ ቀ ቁ ୱ୧୬మ ቀ ቁ ଵ
య ర
= ଶ
െ ଶ
= ଼
Exercise 4.2
Evaluate the following definite integrals.
ଵ
1. ݔହ݀ݔ
ଶ
2. ିଵ(3 ݕଶ െ ݕ݀)ݕ
ଷ ௗ௫
3. ଵ ହ௫ ఱ
ଶ
4. ξ3ݓ + 6݀ݓ
ଶ ହ ଷ
5. ିଵ ቀ6 െ మ ቁ ݀ݕ
௬
ହ
6. (ݔ3 ݔଶ + 7)݀ݔ
ഏ
7. ర sec ݕtan ݕ݀ݕ
ଵ ௗ௬
8.
ඥହ௬ା
ଶ ௗ௫
9. భ య
మ (ଷ௫ାହ) మ
ଷ ଵ
10. ିభ ቀ5 ݔ+ ଷ௫ మ
ቁ ݀ݔ
మ
ହ ௗ௬
11. ఱ
ξ௬
ଶగ ୱ୧୬ ଶఈௗఈ
12. ୡ୭ୱ ఈ
ଷ (ଶା௬)ௗ௬
13. ଵ య
ξ௬
ଵ ( ೣ ିଵ)ௗ௫
14.
ೣ ାଵ
ଶ (ଷା ೣ )ௗ௫
15.
ξଷ௫ା ೣ
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4.4 Wallis’ Formula
Consider the definite integral,
ഏ
మ sin ݔcos ݔ݀ ݔ
in which ݉ and ݊ are nonnegative integers.
గ
where ߙ = if ݉ and ݊ are even integers and ߙ = 1 if either ݉ or ݊ or both
ଶ
are odd integers.
గ
Wallis’ formula require only limits from 0 to . If the limits do not satisfy the
ଶ
required limits, then, derive ݔand ݀ ݔto obtain the required limits.
Example(a).
ഏ
Evaluate the మ sin ݔcosସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
ഏ
[(ିଵ)(ିଷ)( ିହ)][(ସିଵ)(ସିଷ)] గ
మ sin ݔcosସ = ݔ݀ ݔ (ାସ)(ାସିଶ)( ାସିସ)(ାସି)(ାସି଼)
×
ଶ
[(ହ)(ଷ)(ଵ)][(ଷ)(ଵ)] గ
= (ଵ)(଼)()(ସ)(ଶ)
× ଶ
ഏ
ଷగ
మ sin ݔcosସ = ݔ݀ ݔ ହଵଶ
Example(b).
ഏ
Evaluate the మ sin ݔcosସ ݔ݀ ݔ.
Solution:
ഏ
[( )( ସ)( ଶ)] [(ଷ)(ଵ)]
మ sin ݔcosସ = ݔ݀ ݔ (ଵଵ) (ଽ) () (ହ) (ଷ) (ଵ)
ଵ
=
ଵ,ଵହହ
Example(c).
ഏ
Evaluate the sinଵ ݕ݀ ݕ.
మ
Solution:
ഏ
(ଽ)()(ହ)(ଷ)(ଵ) గ
మ sinଵ = ݕ݀ ݕ (ଵ) (଼)()(ସ)(ଶ)
×
ଶ
ଷగ
= ହଵଶ
Example(d).
గ ଵ ଵ
Evaluate the sin ቀ ݕቁ cos଼ ቀ ݕቁ ݀ݕ.
ଶ ଶ
Solution:
గ ଵ ଵ
sin ቀଶ ݕቁ cos଼ ቀଶ ݕቁ ݀ݕ
ଵ
Let = ݕ ;ߠ = ݕ2ߠ, then ݀ = ݕ2݀ߠ.
ଶ
From = ݕ2ߠ,
When = ݕ0, ߠ = 0.
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గ
When ߨ = ݕ, ߠ = ଶ .
Therefore,
ഏ
గ ଵ ଵ
sin ቀଶ ݕቁ cos଼ ቀଶ ݕቁ ݀ = ݕమ sin ߠ cos଼ ߠ (2݀ߠ)
[(ହ)(ଷ)(ଵ)][()(ହ)(ଷ)(ଵ)] గ
= 2 ቄ( × ቅ
ଵସ)(ଵଶ)(ଵ) (଼)()(ସ)(ଶ) ଶ
ହగ
= ଶ,ସ଼
Exercise 4.3
Evaluate the following definite integrals.
ഏ
1. మ sin ݔ݀ ݔ
ഏ
2. మ sinଵ ݔcos ݔ݀ ݔ
ഏ
3. మ sinଵଶ 2ߠ cos2ߠ ݀ߠ
ഏ
4. మ cosହ ݕsin ݕ݀ ݕ
ഏ
5. మ sin ଷ ݔcosଵ ݔ݀ ݔ
ഏ
6. మ cos ݕsinଶ ݕ݀ ݕ
ഏ
7. మ sin ଽ ߚ cosߚ݀ߚ
ഏ
8. మ sin ଶ 4ݔ݀ ݔ
ഏ
9. ర sin ଶ 2 ݔcos଼ 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ഏ ଵ ଵ
10. cosଷ ቀ ߠቁ cos ቀ ߠቁ ݀ߠ
ଶ ଶ
ഏ
଼ ଵ
11. sin 3 ݔcos 3ݔ݀ ݔ
ల
ഏ ଵ ଵ
12. sin ହ ቀଶ ݕቁ cosଵ ቀଶ ݕቁ ݀ݕ
ഏ
୲ୟ୬ల ଶఉௗఉ
13. ర
ୱୣୡఴ ଶఉ
ഏ
14. cos଼ 3ݔ݀ ݔ
ల
ഏ
15. భమ sin ସ 6 ݔcos6ݔ݀ ݔ
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4.5 Numerical Integration
In evaluating definite integrals using the Fundamental Theorem, we must first
find the antiderivative of the integral. It is not always easy to find the antiderivative of
some functions.
మ
Consider the ݁ ௫ ݀ݔ. The integral does not exist and no one from the
previous topics can find for the antiderivative of that function.
Suppose that a function ݂( )ݔis continuous on [ܽ, ܾ]. If we don’t know the
antiderivative of the function, how can we approximate for the value of ݂(ݔ݀)ݔ.
Aside from the Reimann sums in approximating definite integrals, there are other
methods of approximations that are available. These methods are the Trapezoidal
Rule, the Simpson’s Rule and the Midpoint Rule.
I. Trapezoidal Rule
Let ݂( )ݔbe continuous on the interval [ܽ,ܾ]. Consider the figure below,
ࢌ(࢞)
ࢌ( ࢞ )
ࢌ(࢞ି )
ࢇ ࢞ି ࢞ ࢈
࢈ െࢇ
ο࢞ =
ି
where ݊ are the subintervals of [ܽ,ܾ] and each one has a length of .
Taking the two Riemann sums of the two endpoints ݔିଵ and ݔ ,
σୀଵ ݂(ݔିଵ)οݔ and σୀଵ ݂(ݔ )οݔ ,
and their average,
ଵ ଵ
[σୀଵ ݂(ݔିଵ )οݔ + σୀଵ ݂(ݔ )οݔ ] = σୀଵ [݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ݔ )] οݔ
ଶ ଶ
ି
= σୀଵ[݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ݔ )]
ଶ
ି
= {[݂(ݔ ) + ݂(ݔଵ )] + [݂(ݔଵ) + ݂(ݔଶ )] + ڮ+ [݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ݔ )]}
ଶ
ି
= [݂(ܽ) + 2݂(ݔ ) + ڮ+ 2݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ܾ)]
ଶ
The average is the area of the trapezoid which is approximately the area
under the curve from ݔିଵ to ݔ .
Therefore,
࢈ ࢈ିࢇ
࢞ࢊ)࢞(ࢌ ࢇൎ
[ࢌ(ࢇ) + ࢌ(࢞ ) + ڮ+ ࢌ(࢞ି ) + ࢌ(࢈)]
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II. Simpson’s Rule
Simpson’s rule uses parabolas to approximate the area under a curve.
Simpson’s rule is more accurate than the trapezoidal rule
Consider the figure below,
Parabola ࢌ( ࢞)
൫െο࢞,ࢌ(࢞ି )൯ ൫,ࢌ(࢞ )൯
൫ο࢞ ,ࢌ(࢞ା )൯
ࢇ െο࢞ ο࢞ ࢈
࢈െࢇ
ο࢞ =
Let ݔܣ = ݕଶ + ݔܤ+ ܥbe the equation of the parabola passing through the
ο௫
three points as indicated in the illustration. The area under the curve is ିο௫ ( ݔܣଶ +
ݔܤ+ ݔ݀ ) ܥ.
Then,
ο௫
ି = ܣο௫ ( ݔܣଶ + ݔܤ+ ݔ݀ )ܥ
ο௫
= ቂ ݔଷ + ݔଶ + ݔܥቃ
ଷ ଶ ିο௫
ଶ
= ଷ οݔଷ + 2ܥοݔ
Since the coordinates of the three points satisfy the equation of the curve
ݔܣ = ݕଶ + ݔܤ+ ܥ, therefore,
݂(ݔିଵ ) = ܣοݔଶ െ ܤοݔ + ܥ
݂ (ݔ ) = ܥ
݂(ݔାଵ ) = ܣοݔଶ + ܤοݔ + ܥ
Equating the equations, we can show,
2ܣοݔଶ = ݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ݔାଵ ) െ 2݂(ݔ )
Substituting 2ܣοݔଶ = ݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ݔାଵ ) െ 2݂(ݔ ) to the equation of the area
obtained, we have,
ଶ
= ܣଷ οݔଷ + 2ܥοݔ
ο௫
= [݂(ݔିଵ) + ݂(ݔାଵ) െ 2݂(ݔ )] + 2݂(ݔ )οݔ
ଷ
ଵ ଵ ସ
= οݔ ቂ ݂(ݔିଵ ) + ݂(ݔାଵ ) + ݂(ݔ )ቃ
ଷ ଷ ଷ
ο௫
= [݂(ݔିଵ) + ݂(ݔାଵ) + 4݂(ݔ )]
ଷ
ି
Since οݔ =
, then,
ି
=ܣ [݂(ݔିଵ) + ݂(ݔାଵ) + 4݂ (ݔ )]
ଷ
where ܲ = {ݔ ,ݔଵ ,…, ݔ }, is a regular partition and ݊ is an even integer.
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III. Midpoint Rule
Let ݂( )ݔbe continuous on the interval [ܽ,ܾ]. Consider the figure below,
ࢌ(࢞)
ࢌ( ࢞ )
ࢌ(࢞ି )
ࢇ ࢞ି ࢞ି + ࢞ ࢞ ࢈
࢈െࢇ
ο࢞ =
ି
where ݊ are the subintervals of [ܽ,ܾ] and each one has a length of .
Then,
௫ ା௫ ି ௫ ା௫ ௫ ା௫ ௫ ା௫
σୀଵ ݂ ቀ షభ ቁ οݔ = ቂ݂ ቀ బ భቁ + ݂ ቀ భ మቁ + ڮ+ ݂ ቀ షభ ቁቃ
ଶ ଶ ଶ ଶ
Thus,
࢈ ࢈ିࢇ ࢞ ା࢞ ࢞ ା࢞ ࢞ష ା࢞
࢞ࢊ)࢞(ࢌ ࢇൎ ቂࢌ ቀ ቁ + ࢌቀ ቁ + ڮ+ ࢌቀ ቁቃ
Example(a).
ଶ
Approximate the ξ4 + ݔଶ݀ ݔusing trapezoidal rule. Use ݊ = 6.
Solution:
First, find the points of the partition. Using ݊ = 6, the length of each
ି ଶି ଵ
subinterval is = = . Then,
ଷ
ଵ ଶ ସ ହ
ݔ = ܽ = 0,ݔଵ = ,ݔଶ = , ݔଷ = 1, ݔସ = , ݔହ = , = ܾ = ݔ2
ଷ ଷ ଷ ଷ
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Example(b).
ଶ
Approximate the ξ4 + ݔଶ݀ ݔusing simpson’s rule. Use ݊ = 6.
Solution:
First, find the points of partition using ݊ = 6. The length of each
ି ଶି ଵ
subinterval is = = . Then,
ଷ
ଵ ଶ ସ ହ
ݔ = ܽ = 0,ݔଵ = ଷ ,ݔଶ = ଷ , ݔଷ = 1, ݔସ = ଷ , ݔହ = ଷ , = ܾ = ݔ2
Compute ݂(ܽ),݂(ܾ),4݂(ݔ ) and 2݂(ݔ ). For 4݂(ݔ ), ݅ = 1,3,…, and for
2݂(ݔ ), ݅ = 2,4,…,
݂(ܽ) = ݂(0) = 2.0000
ଵ
4݂(ݔଵ) = 4݂ ቀ ቁ = 8.1104
ଷ
ଶ
2݂(ݔଶ) = 2݂ ቀଷቁ = 4.2164
4݂(ݔଷ) = 4݂(1) = 8.9443
ସ
2݂(ݔସ) = 2݂ ቀଷቁ = 4.8074
ହ
4݂(ݔହ) = 4݂ ቀ ቁ = 10.4137
ଷ
݂(ܾ) = ݂(2) = 2.8284
ି
Add the results and multiply by ଷ
. The sum is 41.3206 and
ି ଵ
= . Thus,
ଷ ଽ
ଶ ଵ
ξ4 + ݔଶ ݀ ݔൎ 41.3206 ቀଽ ቁ ൎ 4.5912
ଶ
Using the fundamental theorem, the ξ4 + ݔଶ ݀ݔ is 4.5912.
Approximately the same answers were obtained. Therefore, Simpson’s rule is
more accurate than trapezoidal rule.
Example(c).
ଶ
Approximate the ξ4 + ݔଶ݀ ݔusing midpoint rule. Use ݊ = 6.
Solution:
Find the points of partition using ݊ = 6. The length of each
ି ଶି ଵ
subinterval is = = . Then,
ଷ
ଵ ଶ ସ ହ
ݔ = ܽ = 0,ݔଵ = ,ݔଶ = , ݔଷ = 1, ݔସ = , ݔହ = ,ݔ = ܾ= 2
ଷ ଷ ଷ ଷ
௫బ ା௫భ ௫భ ା௫మ ௫షభା௫
Compute, ݂ ቀ ቁ ,݂ ቀ ቁ , …, ݂ ቀ ቁ,
ଶ ଶ ଶ
௫బ ା௫భ ଵ
݂ቀ ଶ
ቁ = ݂ ቀ ቁ = 2.0069
௫భ ା௫మ ଵ
݂ቀ ቁ = ݂ ቀ ቁ = 2.0616
ଶ ଶ
௫మ ା௫య ହ
݂ቀ ଶ
ቁ = ݂ ቀ ቁ = 2.1667
௫య ା௫ర
݂ቀ ቁ = ݂ ቀ ቁ = 2.3154
ଶ
௫ర ା௫ఱ ଷ
݂ቀ ቁ = ݂ ቀ ቁ = 2.5000
ଶ ଶ
௫ఱ ା௫ల ଵଵ
݂ቀ ଶ
ቁ = ݂ ቀ ቁ = 2.7131
ି
Add the results and multiply by,
. The sum is, 13.7637 and
ି ଶ ଵ
= = . Thus,
ଷ
ଶ ଵ
ξ4 + ݔଶ ݀ ݔൎ 13.7637 ቀଷቁ ൎ 4.5879
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ଶ
Using the fundamental theorem, the ξ4 + ݔଶ ݀ ݔis 4.5912. The
relative error in the answer obtained using the Midpoint rule is,
ସ.ହ଼ଽିସ.ହଽଵଶ
ସ.ହଽଵଶ
ൎ െ0.00072 ൎ െ0.072%
Example(d).
ଵ మ
Approximate the ݁ ௫ ݀ ݔusing Simpson’s rule. Use ݊ = 6.
Solution:
Find the points of partition. Using ݊ = 6, the length of each
ି ଵି ଵ
subinterval is = = . Then,
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଶ ହ
ݔ = ܽ = 0,ݔଵ = ,ݔଶ = , ݔଷ = , ݔସ = ,ݔହ = , = ܾ = ݔ1
ଷ ଶ ଷ
Compute ݂(ܽ),݂(ܾ),4݂(ݔ ) and 2݂(ݔ ). For 4݂(ݔ ), ݅ = 1,3,…, and for
2݂(ݔ ), ݅ = 2,4,…,
݂(ܽ) = ݂(0) = 1.0000
ଵ
4݂(ݔଵ) = 4݂ ቀ ቁ = 4.1127
ଵ
2݂(ݔଶ ) = 2݂ ቀଷቁ = 2.2350
ଵ
4݂(ݔଷ ) = 4݂ ቀ ቁ = 5.1361
ଶ
ଶ
2݂(ݔସ ) = 2݂ ቀଷቁ = 3.1192
ହ
4݂(ݔହ ) = 4݂ ቀቁ = 8.0104
݂(ܾ) = ݂(1) = 2.7183
ି
Add the results and multiply by ଷ . The sum is 26.3317 and
ି ଵ
ଷ
= ଵ଼
. Thus,
ଵ మ ଵ
݁ ௫ ݀ ݔൎ 26.3317 ቀଵ଼ቁ ൎ 1.4629
ଵ మ
The value of the ݁ ௫ ݀ ݔusing the fundamental theorem is
1.4627. The relative error in the answer obtain using the Simpson’s rule is,
ଵ.ସଶଽିଵ.ସଶ
ଵ.ସଶ
ൎ 0.00014 ൎ 0.014%
Exercise 4.4
I. Approximate the definite integrals using the three methods of
approximations. Use n=8.
ଶ
1. ିଵ( ݔଶ + 1) ଶ
ଶ ௫య ସ
2. ቀ ଷ ቁ ݀ݔ
ଵ
3. ݔ( ݔଶ െ 1) ଶ݀ݔ
ଶ ௫ௗ௫
4. ଵ
௫ మ ାଶ௫ାଵ
ଶ
5. ξ1 + ݔଷ ݀ݔ
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II. Solve the following.
ଷ ସ
1. (1 െ ݔ݀ )ݔ, use trapezoidal method, n=5
ଶ
2. ିଵ (ݔ2 ݔଶ െ 4) ݀ݔ, use midpoint rule, n=7
ଶ ௫మ
3. ଵ ξଶ௫ యାଵ
݀ ݔ, use Simpson’s rule, n=6
ସ ξଷ௫ మିଽ
4. ଶ ݀ݔ, use midpoint rule, n=6
௫
ହ ௫ାଵ
5. ௫ మ ାଷ ݀ ݔ, use Simpson’s rule, n=10
ଵ ௗ௫
6. ିଵ ξ మೣ ାସ, use trapezoidal rule, n=8
ଷ ௗ௫
7. ଵ , use midpoint rule, n=5
ଽ௫ యା௫ మିହ௫
ଷ ௗ௬
8. ଵ ௬(୪୬మ ௬ିଶ ୪୬ ௬ାହ) , use trapezoidal rule, n=6
ଷ
9. sin ݔcosݔ݀ ݔ, use Simpson’s rule, n=10
10. ିଵ ݁ ݔଶ௫ ݀ݔ, use midpoint rule, n=7
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Chapter 5
PLANE AREAS
Outline:
5.1 Area Under a Curve
5.2 Area Between Two Curves
5.3 Area of Polar Curves
Overview:
Area is the main idea behind definite integral. For a given function described
by a curve, the area bounded between the curve and the given boundaries is the
area of that bounded curve. This is the main definition of the definite integral.
This chapter will introduce applications on area. This chapter will discuss the
method on how to find the area under a curve and between two curves, also the
method on how to find the area of polar curves will be introduced.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this chapter, the students will be able to:
1. Compute the area under a curve.
2. Compute the area between two curves.
3. Compute the area of polar curves.
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5.1 Area Under a Curve
The first application of definite integrals is the determination of area under a
curve and between two curves.
Consider the figure below.
࢟
࢟ = ࢌ(࢞)
࢞
ࢇ ࢊ࢞ ࢈
The area can be analyzed as a rectangle, infinitesimally thin, whose height is,
)ݔ(݂ = ݕand whose width is ݀ݔ. The area of these imaginary rectangles is ݔ݀ݕ.
Adding up all the areas of the rectangles between ܽ and ܾ by integration, we
obtain,
= ܣ ݔ݀ ݕ
Example(a).
Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕ4െ ݔଶ and the ݔ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the function,
࢟
࢟ = െ ࢞
࢟
࢞
െ െ ࢊ࢞
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ଵ ଵ
= ቂ4(2) െ (2) ଷ ቃ െ ቂ4(െ2) െ (െ2) ଷ ቃ
ଷ ଷ
ଷଶ
=ܣ ଷ
= 10.67 sq. units
࢟ = െ ࢞
࢞ ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢞
െ െ
ସ
= ܣ 2ݕ݀ ݔ
ସ
= 2 ݕ݀ ݔ
From = ݕ4െ ݔଶ, = ݔඥ4 െ ݕ, thus the area is,
ସ
= ܣ2 ඥ4 െ ݕ݀ ݕ
య ସ
ସ
= ቚെ ଷ (4 െ )ݕమ ቚ
య య
ସ ସ
= ቄെ [4 െ (4)] మ ቅ െ ቄെ [4 െ (0)] మ ቅ
ଷ ଷ
ଷଶ
=ܣ = 10.67 sq. units
ଷ
Example(b).
Find the area bounded by the curve ݕ = ݔଶ , the ݔ-axis and the line = ݔ4 on
the first quadrant.
Solution:
Graphing the function,
࢟
࢞ = ࢟
(,)
࢟
࢞
ࢊ࢞
࢞=
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య ସ
ଶ
= ቚ ݔమቚ
ଷ
య య
ଶ ଶ
= (4) మ െ (0) మ
ଷ ଷ
ଵ
=ܣ ଷ
= 5.33 sq. units
(,)
࢞
ࢊ࢟
( െ ࢞)
࢞
࢞=
ଶ
= ܣ (4 െ ݕ݀)ݔ
Since ݕ = ݔଶ , thus the area is,
ଶ
= ܣ (4 െ ݕଶ) ݀ݕ
ଵ ଶ
= ቚ4 ݕെ ଷ ݕଷ ቚ
ଵ ଵ
= ቂ4(2) െ ଷ (2) ଷ ቃ െ ቂ4(0) െ ଷ (0) ଷቃ
ଵ
=ܣ ଷ
= 5.33 sq. units
Example(c).
Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕ5 ݔെ ݔଶ, the ݕ-axis and the line
= ݕ6.
Solution:
Graphing the function,
࢟
(,) ࢟ = ࢞ െ ࢞
࢟=
࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢞
Since = ݕ5 ݔെ ݔଶ , we cannot directly substitute the value of ݔto the
integrand, but we can use it to find ݀ ݕinstead and substitute it to the
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integrand, thus, ݀( = ݕ5 െ 2ݔ݀)ݔ. The limit of integration should also be
change because the variable of integration was also changed. For this
example, we can use the limits from 0 to 2. Substituting to the integrand, we
have,
ଶ
= ܣ ([ ݔ5 െ 2]ݔ݀)ݔ
ଶ
= (5 ݔെ 2 ݔଶ)݀ݔ
ହ ଶ ଶ ଷ ଶ
= ቚ ݔെ ݔቚ
ଶ ଷ
ହ ଶ ହ ଶ
= ቂ (2) ଶ െ (2) ଷ ቃ െ ቂ (0) ଶ െ (0) ଷቃ
ଶ ଷ ଶ ଷ
ଵସ
=ܣ = 4.67 sq. units
ଷ
࢟= ࢊ࢞ (,) ࢟ = ࢞ െ ࢞
( െ ࢟)
࢞
ଶ
= ܣ (6 െ ݔ݀ )ݕ
Since = ݕ5 ݔെ ݔଶ , thus the area is,
ଶ
= ܣ [6 െ (5 ݔെ ݔଶ)] ݀ݔ
ଶ
= (6 െ 5 ݔ+ ݔଶ ) ݀ݔ
ହ ଵ ଶ
= ቚ6 ݔെ ଶ ݔଶ + ଷ ݔଷ ቚ
ହ ଵ ହ ଵ
= ቂ6(2) െ (2) ଶ + (2) ଷ ቃ െ ቂ6(0) െ (0) ଶ + (0) ଷቃ
ଶ ଷ ଶ ଷ
ଵସ
=ܣ ଷ
= 4.67 sq. units
Example(d).
గ
Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕcos ݔ, the ݔ-axis, from = ݔെ to
ଶ
గ
=ݔ.
ଶ
Solution:
Graphing the function,
࢟
࢟ = ࢞ܛܗ܋
࢞
࣊ ࢊ࢞ ࣊
െ
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Considering vertical strip, we have,
ഏ
= ܣషమഏ ݔ݀ ݕ
మ
Since = ݕcosݔ, thus the area is,
ഏ
= ܣcosݔ݀ ݔ
ష
మ
ഏ
మ
ഏ
= |sin ି |ݔమ ഏ
మ
గ గ
= sin ቀ ଶቁ െ sin ቀെ ଶቁ
= ܣ2 sq. units
࢞ ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢞
࣊
࣊
െ
ଵ
= ܣ 2ݕ݀ ݔ
From = ݕcosݔ, = ݔcosିଵ ݕ, thus the area is,
ଵ
= ܣ2 cosିଵ ݕ݀ ݕ
By integration by parts, we have,
ଵ
= ܣ2ห ݕcosିଵ ݕെ ඥ1 െ ݕଶห
= 2 ቂ(1) cosିଵ (1) െ ඥ1 െ (1) ଶቃ െ 2 ቂ(0) cosିଵ (0) െ ඥ1 െ (0) ଶቃ
= ܣ2 sq. units
Exercise 5.1
I. Find the area bounded by the given curves and lines.
1. = ݕ3 ݔ+ 1, = ݔ0, = ݕ4
2. ݔ = ݕଷ , = ݔ0, = ݕ8
3. = ݕ2 ݔଶ + ݔ, = ݔ0, = ݕ6
4. ݔଶ = 4ݕ, = ݔ4, = ݕ0
5. ݕଶ = ݔ, = ݔ4
6. ݕଶ = ݔെ 1, = ݔ5
7. ݔଶ = 2 ݕെ 1, = ݕ1
8. = ݕെ2 ݔ+ 2, = ݔ1, = ݕ2
9. = ݕln ݔ, = ݕ0, = ݔ4
10. ି ݁ = ݕ௫ , = ݔ0, = ݔ1, = ݕ0
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II. Solve the following problems.
1. Find the area of an ellipse.
2. Find the area of a circle.
3. Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕsin ݔ, from, = ݔ0 to ߨ = ݔand
= ݕ0.
4. Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕcosh ݔ, = ݔ0, = ݔ1 and = ݕ0.
గ
5. Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕsin ିଵ ݔ, = ݔ1, = ݕ, on the first
ଶ
quadrant.
࢟ࢁ
ࢎ(࢞)
࢞
ࢇ ࢈
࢟ࡸ
ࢊ࢞
From the figure, considering vertical strip, the area between the two curves is,
= ܣ ݄(ݔ݀ )ݔ
Note that ݕ , represents upper ݕand ݕ , represents lower ݕ.
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From the next figure, consider horizontal strip.
࢟
࢞ࡸ ࢈ ࢞ࡾ
ࢊ࢟
ࢇ
ࢎ(࢟)
࢞
Considering the points of a curve which lie at the right side of the ݕ-axis have
positive ordinate and those at the left side of the ݕ-axis have negative ordinate, thus,
= ܥܤെ ܣܤ+ ܥܣ
Example(a).
Find the area bounded by the curves ݕଶ = ݔand ݔ = ݕଷ.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟ = ࢞
࢟
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
(࢟ࢁ െ ࢟ࡸ )
ࢊ࢞ ࢞
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Since ݕ = ݔଷ and ݕ = ξݔ, then the area is,
ଵ
= ܣ ൫ξ ݔ –ݔଷ ൯ ݀ݔ
య ଵ
ଶ ଵ
= ቚ ݔమ െ ݔସቚ
ଷ ସ
య య
ଶ ଵ ଶ ଵ
= ቂ (1) మ െ (1) ସቃ െ ቂ (0) మ െ (0) ସ ቃ
ଷ ସ ଷ ସ
ହ
=ܣ ଵଶ
= 0.42 sq. units
࢟ = ࢞
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
ࢊ࢟
(࢞ࡾ െ ࢞ࡸ )
࢞
ଵ
= ܣ (ݔோ െ ݔ ) ݀ݕ
Since ݔோ = యඥ ݕand ݔ = ݕଶ, then the area is,
ଵ
= ܣ ൫ యඥ ݕ – ݕଶ ൯ ݀ݕ
ర ଵ
ଷ ଵ
= ቚସ ݕయ െ ଷ ݕଷ ቚ
ర ర
ଷ ଵ ଷ ଵ
= ቂସ (1) య െ ଷ (1) ଷቃ െ ቂସ (0) య െ ଷ (0) ଷ ቃ
ହ
= ܣଵଶ = 0.42 sq. units
Example(b).
Find the area bounded by the curves ݔ = ݕଷ and = ݕ4ݔ.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
(,ૡ)
࢟ = ࢞ ࢟ = ࢞
(࢟ࢁ െ ࢟ࡸ )
ࢊ࢞
࢞
(െ,െૡ)
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The area bounded by the curve in the first quadrant is symmetrical to
the area bounded in the third quadrant. To find the total area of the curves, we
first find the area on the first quadrant and multiply by two, say,
ଶ
= ܣ2 (ݕ െ ݕ ) ݀ݔ
And, ݕ = 4 ݔand ݕ = ݔଷ , thus,
ଶ
= ܣ2 (4 ݔെ ݔଷ ) ݀ݔ
ଵ ଶ
= 2 ቚ2 ݔଶ െ ସ ݔସ ቚ
ଵ ଵ
= 2 ቂ2(2) ଶ െ ସ (2) ସ ቃ െ 2 ቂ2(0) ଶ െ ସ (0) ସ ቃ
= ܣ8 sq. units
࢟ = ࢞ ࢟ = ࢞
ࢊ࢞
(࢞ࡾ െ ࢞ࡸ )
(െ,െૡ)
଼
= ܣ2 (ݔோ െ ݔ ) ݀ݕ
ଵ
Since, ݔோ = యඥ ݕand ݔ = ݕ, thus, the area is,
ସ
଼ ଵ
=ܣ 2 ቀ యඥ ݕെ ݕቁ ݀ݕ
ସ
଼
ଷ ర ଵ
= 2 ቚସ ݕయ െ ଼ ݕଶ ቚ
ర ర
ଷ ଵ ଷ ଵ
= 2 ቂ (8) య െ (8) ଶ ቃ െ 2 ቂ (0) య െ (0) ଶ ቃ
ସ ଼ ସ ଼
= ܣ8 sq. units
Example(c).
Find the area bounded by the curves ݔ = ݕଶ and ݔ = ݕ+ 2.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟ ࢟ = ࢞
࢟ = ࢞+
(,)
(࢟ࢁ െ ࢟ࡸ )
(െ,)
ࢊ࢞ ࢞
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Considering vertical strip, we have,
ଶ
ି = ܣଵ(ݕ െ ݕ ) ݀ݔ
Since ݕ = ݔ+ 2 and ݕ = ݔଶ , then the area is,
ଶ
ି = ܣଵ[( ݔ+ 2) െ ݔଶ ] ݀ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଶ
= ቚ ݔଶ + 2 ݔെ ݔଷ ቚ
ଶ ଷ ିଵ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቂ (2) ଶ + 2(2) െ (2) ଷ ቃ െ ቂ (െ1) ଶ + 2(െ1) െ (െ1) ଷ ቃ
ଶ ଷ ଶ ଷ
ଽ
=ܣ = 4.5 sq. units
ଶ
ࢊ࢟
(࢞ࡾ െ ࢞ࡸ )
(െ,)
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞ ࢞
Example(d).
Find the area bounded by the curves = ݕsin ݔ, = ݕcos ݔand = ݕ0 on the
first quadrant.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢟ = ࢞ܖܑܛ
(࢟ࢁ െ ࢟ࡸ )
࢟ = ࢞ܛܗ܋
ࢊ࢞
࢞
࣊ ࣊
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Using the vertical strip, we have,
ഏ
= ܣర(ݕ െ ݕ ) ݀ݔ
Since ݕ = cos ݔand ݕ = sin ݔ, then the area is,
ഏ
= ܣర(cos ݔെ sin ݔ݀ )ݔ
ഏ
Exercise 5.2
Find the area bounded by the given curves.
1. ݕଶ = 4ݔ, ݔଶ = 4ݕ
2. = ݕെ2 ݔଶ െ 4ݔ, = ݕ2ݔ
3. = ݕ3 െ ݔଶ , ݔ = ݕ+ 1
4. = ݕ2 ݔଶ + 4ݔ, = ݕ2 ݔ+ 4
మ
5. ݕ = ݔయ , = ݕ2ݔ
6. ݔ = ݕଶ ,2 ݔ+ = ݕ8
7. ݕ = ݔെ 3, ݔଶ = ݕെ 1
8. = ݕ3 ݔ+ 2, ݔଷ = ݕ
9. = ݕ5 ݔെ ݔଷ , ݕ = ݔ
10. ݔଶ = ݕ, = ݕ4 ݔെ ݔଶ
11. ݕଶ = 1 + ݔ, = ݕ1 െ ݔ
12. ݕଶ = 2 ݔ+ 4, ݕଶ = 4 െ 2ݔ
13. ݔଶ = 4ݕ, = ݔ2 ݕെ 4
14. ݕ = ݔଶ , ݕଶ = 1 െ ݔ
గ ହగ
15. = ݕsin ݔ, = ݕcos ݔ, = ݔ ,= ݔ
ସ ସ
ࣂ= ࢈ ࢘ = ࢌ(ࣂ)
ࢊࣂ
࢞
ࣂ= ࢇ
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The area of a circular sector is,
ଵ ଶ
=ܣ ߠ ݎ
ଶ
From the figure above, consider the region bounded by the graph of the polar
curve )ߠ(݂ = ݎand the lines ߠ = ܽ and ߠ = ܾ.
Example(a).
Find the area bounded by the curve = ݎ2.
Solution:
Graphing the curve, ૢ
ૡ
ૠ
Example(b).
Find the area bounded by the curve = ݎ4(1 + sin ߠ).
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Solution:
Graphing the curve, = ݎ4( 1 + sin ߠ)
ߠ ݎ
ૢ
0 4
6
30
60 7.46
ࢊࣂ
90 8
࢘
120 7.46
150 6
180 4
ૡ
210 2
240 0.54
270 0
300 0.54
330 2
360 4
ૠ
Example(c).
Find the area bounded by the curve ݎଶ = 4 cosߠ
Solution: ݎଶ = 4 cosߠ
Graphing the curve, ߠ ݎ
ૢ 0 2
30 1.86
60 1.41
90 0
120
150
ࢊࣂ
࢘
180
ૡ 210
240
270 0
300 1.41
330 1.86
360 2
ૠ
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Because of symmetry, we can compute only for the area bounded on
the first quadrant and then multiply by 4, thus,
ଵ
= ܣ4 ቀ ቁ ݎଶ ݀ߠ
ଶ
Since ݎଶ = 4 cosߠ, then,
ഏ
= ܣ2 మ 4 cosߠ ݀ߠ
ഏ
= 8|sin ߠ| మ
గ
= 8 ቄቂsin ቀ ଶቁቃ െ [sin(0)]ቅ
= ܣ8 sq. units
Example(d).
Find the area inside the curve = ݎ2 sin 3ߠ but outside the circle = ݎ1.
Solution:
Graphing the curves, = ݎ2 sin 3ߠ
ૢ ࢘=
࢘ = ܖܑܛࣂ ߠ ݎ
0 0
࣊ 30 2
൬, ൰
ૡ
60 0
90 െ2
120 0
ૡ ࣊
ቀ,
ૡ
ቁ 150 2
180 0
210 െ2
240 0
270 2
300 0
330 െ2
ૠ
360 0
From the figure, the area bounded by the curves on the first quadrant,
ఱഏ
ଵ
=ܣ ଶ
ഏభఴ [(2 sin 3ߠ) ଶ െ 1ଶ ] ݀ߠ
భఴ
ఱഏ
ଵ
=
ଶ
( 4 sinଶ 3ߠ െ 1)݀ߠ
ഏ
భఴ
భఴ
ఱഏ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
=
ଶ
ቂ4 ቀଶ െ ଶ cos6ߠቁ െ 1ቃ ݀ߠ
ഏ
భఴ
భఴ
ఱഏ
ଵ ଵ భఴ
= ቚ2ߠ െ sin 6ߠ െ ߠቚ ഏ
ଶ ଷ
భఴ
ଵ ହగ ଵ ହగ గ ଵ గ
= ቄቂቀ ቁ െ sin 6 ቀ ቁቃ െ ቂቀ ቁ െ sin 6 ቀ ቁቃቅ
ଶ ଵ଼ ଷ ଵ଼ ଵ଼ ଷ ଵ଼
= ܣ0.64 sq. units
Since the curves are symmetric, the total area is three times the
area we got because we only compute for the area in the first quadrant,
therefore,
= ܣ3(0.64) = 1.92 sq. units
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Exercise 5.3
Find the area bounded by the region enclosed by the following polar curves.
1. ݎଶ = 4 cos2ߠ
2. = ݎ1 െ sin ߠ
3. ݎଶ = sin 2ߠ
4. = ݎsin 3ߠ
5. = ݎ3(1 െ cosߠ)
6. = ݎ3 െ 2 cosߠ
7. = ݎ3 cos2ߠ
8. = ݎ2 cos3ߠ
9. ݎଶ = 9 sin 3ߠ
ଶ
10. = ݎ ଶିୡ୭ୱ ఏ
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Chapter 6
VOLUME OF A SOLID OF
REVOLUTION
Outline:
6.1 Volume of a Solid of Revolution
6.2 Circular Disk Method
6.3 Washer Method
6.4 Cylindrical Shell Method
Overview:
Other application of definite integral is the volume. Considering an area
bounded is to be rotated in a fixed axis. The solid generated has a volume, thus, this
called the volume of a solid of revolution.
This chapter will introduce the different methods of finding the volume of a
solid of revolution. This includes the circular disk method, the washer method and the
cylindrical shell method in finding the volume of a solid of revolution.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this chapter, the students will be able to:
1. Compute the volume of a solid of revolution using any of the three
methods: the circular disk method, the washer method and the cylindrical
shell method.
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6.1 Volume of a Solid of Revolution
Consider a plane area rotated about a line in its plane, the solid generated is
called a solid of revolution. The line of rotation at which the area is rotated is called
an axis of rotation.
If the rectangle is revolved about the line, L, the solid of revolution generated
is a circular disk.
If the rectangle does not rest on the line, L, the solid of revolution generated is
a circular ring or washer.
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6.2 Circular Disk Method
Consider the area of a curve of a function, ݂ and between the line ݄ = ܽ and
݄ = ܾ. If the area of the region is revolved around the line ݄, a solid of revolution is
generated. Thus, a volume of this solid of revolution can be calculated.
ࢎ ࢎ
ࢎ= ࢇ ࢎ= ࢈
Dividing the interval, [ܽ,ܾ] into ݊ equal subintervals, each has a length, ο݄.
These equal subintervals can be drawn into rectangles with the lower bases resting
in the line ݄ and the upper bases touching the curve. Thus,
࢘ ࢘
ࢎ
ࢎ= ࢇ οࢎ ࢎ= ࢈
οࢎ
The rectangle will form a cylindrical element or circular disk. The length of the
rectangle will become the radius and the width will become the height of the cylinder
formed.
The sum of the volumes of the disks will be the volume of the solid of
revolution.
ܸ = σୀଵ ߨ ݎ ଶ οݎߨ = ݔଵ ଶο݄ + ߨݎଶ ଶ ο݄ + ڮ+ ߨݎ ଶ ο݄
This serves now as a general form for finding the volume of a solid of
revolution by circular disk method.
Example(a).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curve
ݔ = ݕଶ and the line = ݔ2 revolving about the ݔ-axis.
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Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞=
࢟
࢞
ࢊ࢞
Example(b).
Find the volume generated by revolving about the ݕ-axis the area bounded by
the curve = ݕ3 ݔെ ݔଷ and the line = ݕ2 on the first quadrant.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢟= ࢟ = ࢞ െ ࢞
(,)
࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢞
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also be change because the variable of integration was also changed.
For this example, we can use the limits from, 0 to 1. Substituting to
the integrand, we have,
ଵ
ܸ = ߨ ݔଶ (3 െ 3 ݔଶ)݀ݔ
ଵ
= ߨ (3 ݔଶ െ 3 ݔସ) ݀ݔ
ଷ ଵ
= ߨ ቂ ݔଷ െ ݔହቃ
ହ
ଷ ଷ
= ߨ ቄቂ(1) ଷ െ (1) ହ ቃ െ ቂ(0) ଷ െ (0) ହ ቃቅ
ହ ହ
ଶ
ܸ= ߨ = 1.26 cubic units
ହ
Example(c).
Find the volume generated by revolving about the line =ݔ4 the area
bounded by the curves ݕ = ݔଶ and = ݔ4.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢞ = ࢟
(,)
࢞
ࢊ࢟
( െ ࢞)
࢞
࢞=
(,െ)
Example(d).
Find the volume generated by revolving about the ݔ-axis the area bounded by
the curves = ݕݔ6, = ݔ1 and = ݔ6.
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Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢞࢟ =
࢟
࢞
ࢊ࢞
࢞= ࢞=
ࢍ
ࢎ
ࢎ= ࢇ ࢎ= ࢈
If we make ݊ equal subintervals and the area bounded is revolved about the
line ݄, this will sweep out a washer-shaped solid where the volume of the solid is the
difference between the two circular disks.
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࢘
࢘
οࢎ ࢘
࢞
ࢎ= ࢇ ࢎ= ࢈
οࢎ
The volume of the larger solid can be denoted as, ܸ݀ଶ = ߨݎଶ ଶ ݀ ݔand the
smaller solid is ܸ݀ଵ = ߨݎଵଶ ݀ݔ. Then, the volume of the washer is,
ܸ݀ = ܸ݀ଶ െ ܸ݀ଵ
ܸ݀ = ߨݎଶଶ ο݄ െ ߨݎଵ ଶ ο݄
ܸ݀ = ߨ(ݎଶ ଶ െ ݎଵ ଶ )ο݄
Since, the volume of the solid generated is the sum of the individual washers
generated, then by the definition of the definite integral, the volume of the solid
generated from ܽ to ܾ is,
ܸ = ߨ (ݎଶ ଶ െ ݎଵ ଶ )݄݀
Example(a).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curves
ݔ = ݕଶ and ݔ = ݕ+ 2 revolving about the ݔ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
Graphing the curves,
࢟ ࢟ = ࢞+
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
(െ,)
ࢊ࢞ ࢞
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ଶ
= ߨ ିଵ( ݔଶ + 4 ݔ+ 4 െ ݔସ ) ݀ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଶ
= ߨ ቚଷ ݔଷ + 2 ݔଶ + 4 ݔെ ହ ݔହቚ
ିଵ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ߨ ቄቂ (2) ଷ + 2(2) ଶ + 4(2) െ (2) ହ ቃ െ ቂ (െ1) ଷ + 2( െ1) ଶ + 4( െ1)
ଷ ହ ଷ
ଵ ହ ቃቅ
െ ହ (െ1)
ଶ
ܸ= ହ
ߨ = 45.24 cubic units
Example(b).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curve
ݔ = ݕଶ and the line = ݔ2 revolving about the ݕ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞=
ࢊ࢟
Example(c).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curves
ݕଶ = ݔand ݔ = ݕଷ revolving about = ݕ0.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟ ࢟ = ࢞
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
ࢊ࢞ ݕ
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Using the washer method,
ܸ = ߨ (ݎଶ ଶ െ ݎଵ ଶ )݀ ݔ
Since ݎଶ = ݕ = ξ ݔand ݎଵ = ݕ = ݔଷ and the limits are from 0 to
1, then,
ଵ ଶ
ܸ = ߨ ቂ൫ξݔ൯ െ ( ݔଷ ) ଶቃ ݀ ݔ
ଵ
= ߨ ( ݔെ ݔ݀ ) ݔ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ߨ ቚ ݔଶ െ ݔቚ
ଶ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ߨ ቄቂଶ (1) ଶ െ (1) ቃ െ ቂଶ (0) ଶ െ (0) ቃቅ
ହ
ܸ= ߨ = 1.12 cubic units
ଵସ
Example(d).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curves
గ ଷగ
= ݕ1 + cosݔ, ݔ-axis, = ݔെ ଶ and = ݔଶ revolving about the line = ݕെ2.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
= + ࢞ ܛܗ܋
࢞
࣊ ࢊ࢞ ࣊
࢞= െ ࢞=
࢟ = െ
࢘ = (࢟ࢁ െ ࢟ࡸ ) = [ െ (െ)] =
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6.4 Cylindrical Shell Method
Consider the graph of the function ݂ and the region is bounded by the curve
and the two lines ܽ = ݎand ܾ = ݎand the line ݎ. If we revolve the region about the
line ݄, a solid is generated.
ࢎ
࢘
࢘= ࢇ ࢘= ࢈
If we make ݊ equal subintervals and the area bounded is revolved about the
line ݄, each rectangles will generate a cylindrical shell. The sum of these shells will
be the volume of the solid generated.
ࢎ
࢘
࢘ + ο࢘
࢘ ࢎ ࢎ
ࢌ
࢘
࢘= ࢇ ο࢘ ࢘= ࢈
ο࢘
The volume of the cylindrical shell generated by revolving the rectangle about
the line ݄ is equal to the volume of the outer cylinder with a radius of ݎ + ο ݎminus
the inner cylinder with a radius of ݎ .
οܸ = ߨ(ݎ + ο )ݎଶ ݄ െ ߨݎ ଶ ݄
οܸ = ߨ(ݎ ଶ + 2ݎ ο ݎ+ ο ݎଶ )݄ െ ߨݎ ଶ ݄
οܸ = 2ߨݎ ݄ ο ݎ+ ߨ݄ ο ݎଶ
The sum of the volumes of the circular shell will be the volume of the solid of
revolution.
ܸ = σୀଵ(2ߨݎ ݄ ο ݎ+ ߨ݄ οݎଶ )
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Since lim՜ ο = ݎ0, therefore,
ܸ = 2ߨ lim σୀଵ(ݎ ݄ ο)ݎ
՜
Where ݎis the radius or the distance of the rectangular strip from the axis of
revolution, ݄ is the length of the strip and ݀ ݎis the width of the strip.
Example(a).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curve
ݔ = ݕଶ and the line = ݔ2 revolving about the ݔ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞=
െ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢟
࢞
Example(b).
Find the volume generated by revolving about the line =ݔ4 the area
bounded by the curves ݕ = ݔଶ and = ݔ4.
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Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢞ = ࢟
(,)
࢟ െ࢞
࢞
࢟
࢞=
݀ݔ
(,െ)
Example(c).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curves
ݕଶ = ݔand ݔ = ݕଷ revolving about = ݕ0.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟ ࢟ = ࢞
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
࢞ࡾ െ ࢞ࡸ
ࢊ࢟
࢟
࢞
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Since ݎis ݕ, ݄ is (ݔோ െ ݔ ) = ൫ඥݕయ
– ݕଶ൯ and ݀ ݕ݀ = ݎand the
limits are from 0 to 1, then,
ଵ
ܸ = 2ߨ ( ݕయඥ ݕ –ݕଶ )݀ݕ
ଵ ర
= 2ߨ ቀ ݕయ െ ݕଷቁ ݀ݕ
ళ ଵ
ଷ ଵ
= 2ߨ ቚ ݕయ െ ସ ݕସ ቚ
ళ ళ
ଷ ଵ ଷ ଵ
= 2ߨ ቄቂ (1) య െ (1) ସ ቃ െ ቂ (0) య െ (0) ସቃቅ
ସ ସ
ହగ
ܸ= = 1.12 cubic units
ଵସ
Example(d).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curves
ݔଶ = ݕand ݕଶ = ݔrevolving about the line = ݔ1.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
Graphing the curves,࢞ = ࢟
࢟
࢞=
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
( െ ࢞)
࢟ࡴ െ ࢟ࡸ
ࢊ࢞
࢞
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Exercise 6.1
I. Find the volume of the solid generated by revolving the area bounded by the
given curves revolving about the indicated axis or lines of revolution. Solve in
two ways.
1. ݕ = ݔଶ , = ݔ4, about ݔ-axis
2. = ݕξݔ, = ݔ2, = ݕ0, about ݕ-axis
3. ݕଶ = 4ݔ, = ݔ1,ݔ-axis, about = ݔ1
4. ݔ = ݕଷ , = ݕ8, = ݔ0, about ݔ-axis
5. = ݕ2 ݔ+ 1, = ݕ7, = ݔ0, about ݔ-axis
6. ݔ = ݕଶ , ݕଶ = ݔ, about = ݕെ1
7. ݕଶ = 4ݔ, = ݕ4, = ݔ0, about ݕ-axis
8. ݔ = ݕଷ െ 1, = ݕ0, about ݕ-axis
గ
9. = ݕcos ݔ, = ݔ0, = ݔଶ , about ݔ-axis
ݔ-axis.
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Chapter 7
OTHER APPLICATIONS
Outline:
7.1 Length of an Arc
7.2 Area of a Surface of Revolution
7.3 Centroids
7.4 Physical Applications
Overview:
This chapter will introduce other applications which includes geometrical
applications on length of an arc and surface area, also physical applications which
include centroid of a plane area and volume of solid of revolution, pressure and work.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this chapter, the students will be able to:
1. Find the length of the arc of a given curve.
2. Find the area of a surface of revolution.
3. Find the centroid of a plane area and volume of solid of revolution.
4. Solve problems on pressure and work.
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7.1 Length of an Arc
Consider the figure,
࢟ ࡼ
ࡼ
ࡼ ࡼ
ࡼି
ࡼ
࢞
ࢇ = ࢞ ࢞ ࢞ ࢞ି ࢞ ࢞ = ࢈
Suppose the function )ݔ(݂ = ݕis continuous on the interval [ܽ, ܾ] and points,
{ݔ , ݔଵ ,ݔଶ …,ݔ } is the partition of [ܽ,ܾ]. The points,
ܲ (ݔ ,ݕ ), ܲଵ(ݔଵ, ݕଵ), ܲଶ (ݔଶ ,ݕଶ ),…, ܲ (ݔ ,ݕ ) on the graph are joined by straight lines
where the total length of the arc is approximately equal to the sum of the straight
lines.
ࡼ (࢞ ,࢟ )
ࡼି (࢞ି, ࢟ି) (࢟ െ ࢟ି ) = ο࢟
ο࢞
࢞
࢞ି ࢞
The length of the line segment from ܲିଵ to ܲ , considering that ݔିଵ and ݔ
are very close to each other approximates the length of the arc from ܲିଵ to ܲ . The
total length of the arc of the curve is given by the sum,
= ݏσୀଵ ܲିଵ ܲ = σୀଵ ටοݔ ଶ + οݕ ଶ
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By the fundamental theorem,
= ݏ ඥ1 + [݂ ƍ ( ])ݔଶ ݀ݔ
ௗ௬
Since ݂ ƍ(= )ݔ , then,
ௗ௫
ௗ௬ ଶ
= ݏ ට1 + ቀ ቁ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫
For )ݕ(݃ = ݔ, whose curve is continuous on the interval, [ܿ,݀], then, the
formula is,
ௗ ௗ௫ ଶ
= ݏ ට1 + ቀௗ௬ ቁ ݀ݕ
For polar curves given a polar equation )ߠ(݂ = ݎand the curve is continuous
on the interval [ߠଵ , ߠଶ ], then, the formula is,
ఏ ௗ ଶ
= ݏఏ మ ටݎଶ + ቀ ቁ ݀ߠ
భ ௗఏ
Example(a).
Find the length of the arc of the curve = ݕ4 ݔଶ from = ݔ0 to = ݔ1.
Solution:
Graphing the curve,
࢟
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
ࢊࡿ ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
࢞
From the formula,
ௗ௬ ଶ
= ݏ ට1 + ቀௗ௫ ቁ ݀ݔ
ௗ௬ ଶ
First, find ቀ ቁ ,
ௗ௫
= ݕ4 ݔଶ
ௗ௬ ௗ௬ ଶ
ௗ௫
= 8 ݔand ቀௗ௫ ቁ = 64 ݔଶ
Then,
ଵ
= ݏ ξ1 + 64 ݔଶ ݀ݔ
By trigonometric substitutions,
௨ మ
ξܽଶ + ݑଶ ݀= ݑ
ξܽଶ + ݑଶ + ଶ
ln൫ ݑ+ ξܽଶ + ݑଶ ൯ + ܿ
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Thus,
ଵ
= ݏ ξ1 + 64 ݔଶ ݀ݔ
ଵ ଼௫ ଵ ଵ
= ቚ ቂ ξ1 + 64 ݔଶ + ଶ ln൫8 ݔ+ ξ1 + 64 ݔଶ൯ቃቚ
଼ ଶ
ଵ ଼(ଵ) ଵ
= ቚቄ ඥ1 + 64(1) ଶ + ଶ lnൣ8(1) + ඥ1 + 64(1) ଶ ൧ቅ
଼ ଶ
଼() ଵ
െቄ ଶ
ඥ1 + 64(0) ଶ + ଶ lnൣ8(0) + ඥ1 + 64(0) ଶ ൧ቅቚ
= ݏ4.20 units
Example(b).
Find the length of the curve = ݕln ݔ, from = ݔ1 to = ݔ5.
Solution:
Graphing the curve,
࢟
࢟ = ࢞ ܖܔ
࢞
Example(c).
Find the length of the curve = ݎ2(1 െ cos ߠ) from ߠ = 0 to ߠ = ߨ.
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Solution:
Graphing the curve, = ݎ2(1 െ cos ߠ)
ૢ ߠ ݎ
0 0
30 0.268
60 1
90 2
120 3
150 3.732
ૡ 180 4
ૠ
ௗ ଶ
First, find ቀௗఏ ቁ , then,
= ݎ2(1 െ cosߠ)
ௗ ௗ ଶ
= 2 sin ߠ and ቀ ቁ = 4 sin ଶ ߠ
ௗఏ ௗఏ
Thus,
ఏ ௗ ଶ
= ݏఏ మ ටݎଶ + ቀௗఏ ቁ ݀ߠ
భ
గ
= ඥ[2(1 െ cosߠ)] ଶ + 4 sinଶ ߠ ݀ߠ
Simplifying the integrand, we have,
గ
= ݏ2ξ2 ξ1 െ cosߠ ݀ߠ
By rationalization,
గ ξଵାୡ୭ୱ ఏ
= ݏ2ξ2 ξ1 െ cosߠ ή ݀ߠ
ξଵାୡ୭ୱ ఏ
గ ୱ୧୬ ఏ
= 2ξ2 ݀ߠ
ξଵାୡ୭ୱ ఏ
భ
గ ି
= 2ξ2 (1 + cosߠ) మ
sin ߠ ݀ߠ
By power formula, we have,
భ గ
= ݏቚെ4ξ2(1 + cosߠ) మ ቚ
భ భ
= ቂെ4ξ2(1 + cosߨ) ቃ െ ቂെ4ξ2(1 + cos0) మ ቃ
మ
= ݏ8 units
Example(d).
Find the length of the parametric curves = ݔ2 ݐ+ 3 and ݐ = ݕଶ from = ݐെ1
to = 2.
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Solution:
The table of values for ݐis,
ݐ െ1 0 1 2
= ݔ2 ݐ+ 3 1 3 5 7
ݐ = ݕଶ 1 0 1 4
࢞ = ࢚ +
൜
࢟ = ࢚
࢞
ૠ
Exercise 7.1
Find the length of the arc of the given curves.
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య
5. = ݔ3 ݕమ , from = ݕ0 to = ݕ4
6. ݕଶ = 2ݔ, from = ݔ0 to = ݔ1
7. = ݕξ1 െ ݔଶ , from = ݔ0 to = ݔ1
8. ݔଶ + ݕଶ = 4, from = ݔ0 to = ݔ2
గ
9. = ݕln(sec )ݔ, from = ݔ0 to = ݔ ସ
࢞
The First Proposition of Pappus states that, “If an arc is rotated about an axis,
it will generate a surface area equal to the product of the length of the arc and the
circumference of the circle described by its centroid.”
ܵ = ݏή 2ߨݕ
where, ݏis the length of the arc and ݕis the distance from the centroid to the axis
of rotation.
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Consider the figure,
࢟ ࢟
࢙
ࡼ ࡼି ࡼ ࡼ
ࡼ
࢟ ࢟ ࢟ି ࢟ ࢟ ࢟ ࢟
࢞ ࢞
ࢇ = ࢞ ࢞ ࢞ି ࢞ ࢈ = ࢞
Suppose the function )ݔ(݂ = ݕ, is continuous on the interval [ܽ, ܾ] and
points, {ݔ ,ݔଵ ,…, ݔ } is the partition of [ܽ,ܾ]. The points, ܲ(ݔ,ݕ ),
ܲଵ (ݔଵ ,ݕଵ ),…, ܲ (ݔ ,ݕ ) on the graph are joined by straight lines where the total length
of the arc is approximately equal to the sum of the straight lines. If this arc is revolved
about the ݔ-axis, this generates a frustum of a right circular cone. The sum of the
lateral areas of the generated frustums of each partition is the approximate area of
the surface generated.
The surface area ܵ of the frustum of a cone of slant height ݏand base radii
ݕ and ݕ is,
ܵ = ߨݕ(ݏ + ݕ )
௬బ ା௬
Since = ݕ is the average of the radii, then
ଶ
ܵ = 2ߨݏݕ
ࡼ (࢞ ,࢟ )
ࡼି (࢞ି, ࢟ି)
(࢟ െ ࢟ି ) = ο࢟
࢟ି ࢟
ο࢞
࢞
࢞ି ࢞
ܵ = 2ߨݕටοݔ ଶ + οݕ ଶ
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The total surface area of the generated solid is given by the sum,
ܵ = σୀଵ 2ߨݕටοݔ ଶ + οݕ ଶ
By the mean value theorem,
οݕ = ݂ ƍ(ݔ )οݔ
Then,
ܵ = σୀଵ 2ߨ ݕඥ(οݔ ) ଶ + [݂ ƍ (ݔ )οݔ ] ଶ
ܵ = σୀଵ 2ߨ ݕඥ1 + [݂ ƍ(ݔ )] ଶ οݔ
ௗ௬
Since ݂ ƍ(= )ݔ , then,
ௗ௫
ௗ௬ ଶ
ܵ = 2ߨ ݕට1 + ቀ ቁ ݀ݔ
ௗ௫
For )ݕ(݃ = ݔ, whose curve is continuous on the interval [ܿ,݀], then, the
formula is,
ௗ
ܵ = 2ߨ ݏ݀ ݔ
ௗ௫ ଶ
where ݀ = ݏට1 + ቀௗ௬ቁ ݀ݕ.
ௗ௫ ௗ௬ ଶ ଶ
where ݀ = ݏටቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ ݀ݐ.
ௗ௧ ௗ௧
For polar curves given a polar equation )ߠ(݂ = ݎand the curve is continuous
on the interval [ߠଵ , ߠଶ ], then, the formula is,
ఏ
ܵ = 2ߨ ఏ మ ݎsin ߠ ݀ݏ
భ
ௗ ଶ
where ݀= ݏ ටݎଶ + ቀௗఏ ቁ ݀ߠ.
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Example(a).
Find the area of the surface generated by revolving the curve ݔ = ݕଶ about
the ݕ-axis from, = ݕ0 to = ݕ4.
Solution:
Graphing the curve,
࢟
࢟
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞
ࢊ࢙
࢞ ࢞
Example(b).
Find the area of the surface generated by revolving the curve = ݕsin ݔabout
the ݔ-axis from = ݔ0 to ߨ = ݔ.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
ࢊ࢙ ࢟ = ࢞ܖܑܛ
࢞
࣊
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From the formula,
ܵ = 2ߨ ݏ݀ ݕ
ௗ௬ ଶ
where ݀ = ݏට1 + ቀ ቁ ݀ݔ, then,
ௗ௫
ௗ௬ ଶ
ܵ = 2ߨ ݕට1 + ቀௗ௫ ቁ ݀ݔ
ௗ௬ ௗ௬ ଶ
Since = ݕsin ݔand = cos ݔand ቀ ቁ = cosଶ ݔ, therefore,
ௗ௫ ௗ௫
గ
ܵ = 2ߨ sin ݔξ1 + cosଶ ݔ݀ݔ
For sin ݔξ1 + cosଶ ݔ݀ݔ, by substitution,
Let = ݑcos ݔand ݀ = ݑെsin ݔ݀ ݔ, thus,
sin ݔξ1 + cosଶ = ݔ݀ݔെ ξ1 + ݑଶ ݀ݑ
For െ ξ1 + ݑଶ ݀ݑ, by trigonometric substitution,
௨ ଵ
െ ξ1 + ݑଶ ݀ = ݑെ ቂଶ ξ1 + ݑଶ + ଶ lnห ݑ+ ξ1 + ݑଶ หቃ
Since = ݑcosݔ,
ୡ୭ୱ ௫ ଵ
sin ݔξ1 + cosଶ = ݔ݀ݔെ ቂ ଶ
ξ1 + cosଶ ݔ+ ଶ lnหcos ݔ+ ξ1 + cosଶ ݔหቃ
Therefore,
గ
ܵ = 2ߨ sin ݔξ1 + cosଶ ݔ݀ݔ
ୡ୭ୱ ௫ ଵ గ
= െ2ߨ ቚ ξ1 + cosଶ ݔ+ ଶ lnหcos ݔ+ ξ1 + cosଶ ݔหቚ
ଶ
ୡ୭ୱ(గ) ଵ
= െ2ߨ ቄ ඥ1 + cosଶ(ߨ) + ln ቚcos(ߨ) + ඥ1 + cosଶ (ߨ)ቚ –
ଶ ଶ
ୡ୭ୱ( ) ଵ
ඥ1 + cosଶ (0) + ଶ lnหcos(0) + ඥ1 + cosଶ(0)หቅ
ଶ
ܵ = 14.424 sq. units
Example(c).
Find the area of the surface generated by revolving the curve given by the
parametric equations ݐ = ݔ+ 3 and ݐ = ݕ+ 4 about the ݕ-axis from = ݐെ3 to
= ݐ1.
Solution:
First, make a table of values for ݐ,
ݐ െ3 െ2 െ1 0 1
ݐ = ݔ+ 3 0 1 2 3 4
ݐ =ݕ+ 4 1 2 3 4 5
࢞
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From the formula,
௧
ܵ = 2ߨ ௧ మ ݏ݀ )ݐ(ݔ
భ
ௗ௫ ௗ௬ ଶ ଶ
where, ݀ = ݏටቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ ݀ݐ, then,
ௗ௧ ௗ௧
௧ ௗ௫ ଶ ௗ௬ ଶ
ܵ = 2ߨ ௧ మ )ݐ(ݔටቀ ௗ௧ ቁ + ቀ ௗ௧ ቁ ݀ݐ
భ
ௗ௫ ௗ௬
Since, ݐ = )ݐ(ݔ+ 3, = 1 and = 1, therefore,
ௗ௧ ௗ௧
ଵ
ܵ= 2ߨ ିଷ( ݐ+ 3) ඥ(1) ଶ + (1) ଶ ݀ݐ
ଵ
ܵ= 2ξ2ߨ ିଷ( ݐ+ 3) ݀ݐ
ଵ
ܵ= หξ2ߨ( ݐ+ 3) ଶ หିଷ
ܵ = ൣξ2ߨ(1 + 3) ൧ െ ൣξ2ߨ(െ3 + 3) ଶ ൧
ଶ
Example(d).
Find the area of the surface generated by revolving the curve represented by
the parametric equations ݐ = ݔ+ 5 and ݐ = ݕଶ െ 1 about the ݕ-axis from = ݐെ1
to = ݐ3.
Solution:
First, make a table of values for ݐ,
ݐ െ1 0 1 2 3
ݐ = ݔ+ 5 4 5 6 7 8
ݐ = ݕଶ െ 1 0 െ1 0 3 8
࢞= ࢚+
ૡ ൜
࢟ = ࢚ െ
࢞
ࢊ࢙
࢞
ૡ
ௗ௫ ௗ௬ ଶ ଶ
where ݀ = ݏටቀ ௗ௧ ቁ + ቀ ௗ௧ ቁ ݀ݐ, then,
௧ ௗ௫ ଶ ௗ௬ ଶ
ܵ = 2ߨ ௧ మ )ݐ(ݔටቀ ቁ + ቀ ቁ ݀ݐ
భ ௗ௧ ௗ௧
ௗ௫ ௗ௬
Since ݐ = )ݐ(ݔ+ 5, ௗ௧ = 1 and ௗ௧
= 2ݐ, therefore,
ଷ
ܵ = 2ߨ ିଵ( ݐ+ 5) ඥ(1) ଶ + (2 )ݐଶ ݀ݐ
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ଷ
ܵ = 2ߨ ିଵ( ݐ+ 5) ξ1 + 4 ݐଶ݀ݐ
ଷ ଷ
ܵ = 2ߨ ିଵ ݐξ1 + 4 ݐଶ݀ ݐ+ 10ߨ ିଵ ξ1 + 4 ݐଶ ݀ݐ
For the first integrand, use power formula and trigonometric
substitution for the second integrand, thus,
య ଷ
ଵ ൫ଵାସ௧ మ ൯మ ଵ
ܵ = อ2ߨ ቀ଼ቁ య ൩ + 5ߨ ቀݐξ1 + 4 ݐଶ + lnห2 ݐ+ ξ1 + 4 ݐଶ หቁอ
ଶ
మ
ିଵ
య ଷ
గ ହ
ܵ = ቚ (1 + 4 ݐଶ) మ + 5ߨݐξ1 + 4 ݐଶ + ଶ ߨ lnห2 ݐ+ ξ1 + 4 ݐଶหቚ
ିଵ
య
గ ହ
ܵ = ቄ [ 1 + 4(3) ଶ] మ + 5ߨ(3)ඥ1 + 4( 3) ଶ + ߨ lnห2(3) + ඥ1 + 4(3) ଶ หቅ
ଶ
య
గ ହ
െ ቄ [1 + 4(െ1) ଶ ] + 5ߨ(െ1)ඥ1 + 4(െ1) ଶ + ߨ lnห2(െ1) + ඥ1 + 4(െ1) ଶหቅ
మ
ଶ
ܵ = 464.664 sq. units
Exercise 7.2
Find the surface area of the given curves rotated at the given lines or axis.
7.3 Centroids
Centroid of Plane Areas
The centroid is the center of mass of a given figure. Consider the figure,
࢟ centroid
centroid of the
strip
࢟ = ࢌ(࢞)
࢟ ࢟
࢟ ࢟ࢉ =
࢞
ࢊ࢞ ࢇ
࢞
࢞ࢉ
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First is to determine the area of the figure, let us consider the figure. The area
is,
= ܣ ݔ݀ ݕ
Next is the moments of the region denoted by ܯ௫ and ܯ௬ . Moment is the
tendency of the region to rotate about the coordinate axes ݔand ݕ. The moments
are given by the area multiplied by the perpendicular distance about the axis of
rotation, from the figure,
ଵ
ܯ௫ = ݕ ݀ = ܣ )ݔ݀ݕ( ݕ ଶ
ܯ௬ = ݔ ݀ = ܣ ݔ ()ݔ݀ݕ
where ݀ݔ݀ݕ = ܣ.
The coordinates of the centroid (ݔ, )ݕare,
ெ
=ݔ or = ݔܣ ݔ (݀)ܣ
ெೣ ଵ
= ݕ
or = ݕܣ )ܣ݀( ݕ
ଶ
Example(a).
Find the centroid of the area bounded by the parabola ݕଶ = 2ݔ, the ݔ-axis
and the line = ݔ2.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
࢟
࢟
࢟ ࢟ࢉ =
࢞
࢞ ࢊ࢞
࢞=
࢞ࢉ
Using the vertical strip, the area of the bounded region is,
ଶ ଶ
= ܣ = ݔ݀ ݕ ξ2ݔ݀ ݔ
య ଶ
ଶ
= ξ2 ቚଷ ( )ݔమ ቚ
య య
ଶ ξଶ
= ቂ(2) మ െ (0) మ ቃ
ଷ
଼
= ܣଷ sq. units
For the ݔcoordinate, For the ݕcoordinate,
ଵ
ܯ௬ = ݔ (݀)ܣ ܯ௫ = ݕ (݀)ܣ
ଶ
ଶ ଵ ଶ
= ݔ݀ݕ ݔ = ݔ݀ݕ ݕ
ଶ
ଶ ଵ ଶ ଶ
= ݔξ2ݔ݀ݔ = ݔ݀ ݕ
ଶ
ଶ య ଵ ଶ
= ξ2 ݔమ ݀ݔ = 2ݔ݀ ݔ
ଶ
ఱ ଶ
ଶξଶ ଵ ଶ ଶ
= ቚ ݔమ ቚ = ቚଶ ݔቚ
ହ
ఱ ఱ ଵ ଵ
ଶξଶ
= ቂ(2) െ (0) ቃ
మ మ = ቂଶ (2) ଶቃ െ ቂଶ (0) ଶቃ
ହ
ܯ௬ =
ଵ ܯ௫ = 2
ହ
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From the formula, From the formula,
భల ெ ଶ
=ݔ
ெ
= ఱ = ݕೣ = ఴ
ఴ
య
య ଷ
=ݔ
=ݕ
ସ
ହ
ଷ
Thus, the coordinates of the centroid is ቀହ , ସቁ.
ଵ ଶ ଶ ଵ
= ( 16 െ ݕସ) ݀ݕ = ቀ2 ݕെ ଶ ݕଷ ቁ ݀ݔ
଼
ଶ ଵ ଶ
ଵ ଵ
= ቚ16 ݕെ ݕହቚ = ቚ ݕଶ െ ݕସ ቚ
଼ ହ ଼
ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቄቂ16(2) െ (2) ହቃ = ቄቂ(2) ଶ െ (2) ସ ቃ
଼ ହ ଼
ଵ ଵ
െ 16(0) െ (0) ହቅ െ ቂ(0) ଶ െ (0) ସ ቃቅ
ହ ଼
ܯ௬ = ହ
ଵ ܯ௫ = 2
From the formula, From the formula,
భల ெೣ ଶ
=ݔ
ெ
= ఱ =ݕ
= ఴ
ఴ
య
య ଷ
=ݕ
=ݔ ହ
ସ
ଷ
Thus, the coordinates of the centroid is ቀ , ቁ. The same answers
ହ ସ
obtained.
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For the centroid of an area bounded by two curves, consider the figures,
࢟ ࢟
࢞ࢉ ࢞ࡾ
(࢈,ࢊ) (࢈,ࢊ)
࢞ࡸ
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
࢟ࢁ + ࢟ࡸ ࢟ࢁ
࢟ࢉ = (ࢇ,ࢉ) (ࢇ,ࢉ) ࢟ࢉ
࢟ࡸ
࢞ࡾ + ࢞ࡸ
࢞ࢉ =
࢞ ࢞
Example(b).
Find the centroid of the area bounded by the curves ݕଶ = ݔand ݔ = ݕଷ .
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟ = ࢞
࢟
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
࢟ࢁ + ࢟ࡸ
࢟ࢉ =
࢟ ࢊ࢞
࢞
࢞
࢞ࢉ = (࢞ࡾ െ ࢞ࡸ )
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For the ݔcoordinate, For the ݕcoordinate,
ଵ
ܯ௬ = ݔ (݀)ܣ ܯ௫ = ݕ (݀)ܣ
ଶ
ଵ ଵ
= ݕ( ݔ െ ݕ )݀ݔ = ݕ( ଶ െ ݕ ଶ ) ݀ݔ
ଶ
ଵ
= ݔ൫ξ ݔ –ݔଷ ൯݀ݔ =
ଵ ଵ
ቂ൫ξݔ൯
ଶ
െ ( ݔଷ ) ଶቃ ݀ݔ
ଶ
ଵ య
= ቀ ݔെ ݔସ ቁ ݀ݔ మ
=
ଵ ଵ
ݔ( െ ݔ݀ ) ݔ
ଶ
ఱ ଵ ଵ
ଶ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቚହ ݔమ െ ହ ݔହቚ = ቚ ݔଶ െ ݔቚ
ଶ ଶ
ఱ ଵ ଵ ଵ
ଶ ଵ
= ቂହ (1) మ െ ହ (1) ହቃ = ቂ (1) ଶ െ (1) ቃ
ଶ ଶ
ଶ ఱ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
െ ቂ (0) െ (0) ହ ቃ మ െ ଶ ቂଶ (0) െ (0) ቃ
ଶ
ହ ହ
ଵ ହ
ܯ௬ = ܯ௫ = ଶ଼
ହ
From the formula,
From the formula, ఱ
భ ெೣ
ெ ݕ
ഥ= = మఴ
ఱ
ݔ
ഥ = = ఱ
ఱ
భమ
భమ
ଷ
ଵଶ =ݕ
ݔ
ഥ =
ଶହ
ଵଶ ଷ
Thus, the coordinates of the centroid is ቀ , ቁ.
ଶହ
Example(c).
Find the centroid of the area bounded by a quarter circle whose radius is ݎ.
Solution:
Graphing the curve of a quarter circle,
࢟
࢘ ࢞ + ࢟ = ࢘
࢟
࢟
࢟
࢞
ࢊ࢞
࢘
࢞
࢞
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For the ݔcoordinate, For the ݕcoordinate,
ଵ
ܯ௬ = ܣ݀ ݔ ܯ௫ = ଶ ܣ݀ ݕ
ଵ
= ݔ݀ݕ ݔ = ݔ݀ݕ ݕ
ଶ
= ݔ൫ξ ݎଶ െ ݔଶ ൯ ݀ݔ =
ଵ ଶ
ݔ݀ ݕ
య ଶ
ଵ ଶ ଵ ଶ
= ቚെ ቀ ቁ ( ݎଶ െ ݔଶ) మቚ = ݎ( െ ݔଶ) ݀ݔ
ଶ ଷ ଶ
ଵ య య ଵ ଶ ଵ ଷ
= െ ଷ ቄ[ ݎെ ( )ݎଶ ] మ െ[ ݎଶ െ (0) ଶ] మ ቅ
ଶ = ቚ ݔ ݎെ ݔቚ
ଶ ଷ
ଵ ଷ ଵ ଵ
ܯ௬ = ଷ
ݎ = ቄቂݎଶ ( )ݎെ ( )ݎଷቃ
ଶ ଷ
గ మ ଵ
Since = ܣ , therefore, െ ቂ ݎଶ (0) െ ଷ (0) ଷቃቅ
ସ
భ య ଵ ଷ
ெ
=ݔ = య ܯ௫ = ଷ
ݎ
ഏೝమ
గమ
ସ
ర
Since = ܣ , therefore,
=ݔ ସ
భ య
ଷగ ெೣ
=ݕ
= య
ഏೝమ
ర
ସ
=ݕ ଷగ
ସ ସ
Thus, the coordinates of the centroid is ቀଷగ , ଷగቁ.
ࣂ= ࢈ ࢘ = ࢌ(ࣂ)
࢘
ࢊࣂ
࢞
ࣂ= ࢇ
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Example(a).
Find the centroid of the area bounded by = ݎ2(1 െ cosߠ) from ߠ = 0 to
ߠ = ߨ.
Solution:
Graphing the curve, = ݎ2(1 െ cos ߠ)
ߠ ݎ
0 0
30 0.866
ࢊࣂ 60 1
࢘
90 2
120 3
ૡ 150 3.732
180 4
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ଵ గ
= 8(1 െ 3 cosߠ + 3 cosଶ ߠ െ cosଷ
ଷ
ߠ) sin ߠ ݀ߠ
଼ గ గ గ
= sin ߠ ݀ߠ െ 8 cosߠ sin ߠ ݀ߠ + 8 cosଶ ߠ sin ߠ ݀ߠ
ଷ
଼ గ
െ cosଷ ߠ sin ߠ ݀ߠ
ଷ
଼ ଼ ଼ గ
ଶ ଷ
= ቚെ ଷ cosߠ െ 4 sin ߠ െ ଷ cos ߠ + ଵଶ
cosସ ߠቚ
଼ ଼ ଼
= ቂെ ଷ cosߨ െ 4 sin ଶ ߨ െ ଷ cosଷ ߨ + ଵଶ
cosସ ߨቃ
଼ ଼ ଼
െ ቂെ cos(0) െ 4 sin ଶ (0) െ cos (0) + ଷ
cosସ (0)ቃ
ଷ ଷ ଵଶ
ଷଶ
ܯ௫ =
ଷ
Then,
ெ ିହగ ହ
ݔ
ഥ= = = െ
ଷగ ଷ
యమ
ெೣ ଷଶ
ݕ
ഥ =
= య
ଷగ
= ଽగ
ହ ଷଶ
The centroid is at ቀെ ଷ , ଽగቁ.
࢞
ࢇ ࢈
The area is revolved around the ݔ-axis and the centroid of the solid generated
lie on the ݔ-axis. To locate the position, we need to find the ݔ-coordinate of the
centroid and is denoted by ݔഥ . The centroid is defined by the three coordinate points
ഥ ,0,0) in which,
(ݔ
ெ
ഥ = and ܯ௬௭ = ݔ ܸ݀
ݔ
If the area is revolved around the ݕ-axis, its centroid lies on the ݕ-axis. To
locate its position, find the ݕ-coordinate of the centroid and is denoted by ݕ
ഥ . The
centroid is defined by the three coordinate points (0,ݕ
ഥ , 0) in which,
ெ
ഥ = ೣ and ܯ௫௭ = ݕ ܸ݀
ݕ
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Example(a).
Find the centroid of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curve,
ݔ = ݕଶ and the line = ݔ2 revolving about the ݔ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞=
࢟
࢞
ࢊ࢞
By taking the vertical strip, the volume of the solid generated is,
ଶ
ܸ = ߨ ( ݔଶ) ଶ ݀ݔ
ଶ
= ߨ ݔସ ݀ݔ
ଵ ଶ
= ߨ ቚହ ݔହ ቚ
ଵ ଵ
= ߨ ቂ (2) ହ െ (0) ହ ቃ
ହ ହ
ଷଶగ
ܸ = ହ cubic units
Then, we compute for ܯ௬௭ , by the formula,
ܯ௬௭ = ݔ ܸ݀
Since ݔ = ݔand ܸ݀ = ߨ ݕଶ݀ݔ, the limits are from 0 to 2, thus,
ଶ
ܯ௬௭ = ݕߨ ݔଶ ݀ݔ
And ݔ = ݕଶ , therefore,
ଶ
ܯ௬௭ = ߨ ݔ( ݔଶ) ଶ ݀ݔ
ଶ
= ߨ ݔହ ݀ݔ
ଵ ଶ
= ߨ ቚ ݔቚ
గ
= [(2) െ (0) ]
ଷଶ
ܯ௬௭ = ߨ
ଷ
Then,
యమ
ெ గ ହ
ݔ
ഥ = = య
యమഏ =
ଷ
ఱ
ହ
Therefore, the centroid of the solid is at ቀଷ , 0,0ቁ.
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By taking the horizontal strip,
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞=
െ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢟
By taking the vertical strip, the volume of the solid generated is,
ସ
ܸ = 2ߨ (ݕ2 െ ݕ݀ )ݔ
ସ
= 2ߨ ݕ൫2 െ ඥݕ൯ ݀ݕ
ସ య
= 2ߨ ቀ2 ݕെ ݕమ ቁ ݀ݕ
ఱ ସ
ଶ
= 2ߨ ቚ ݕଶ െ ݕమ ቚ
ହ
ఱ ఱ
ଶ ଶ
= 2ߨ ቄቂ(4) ଶ െ ହ (4) మ ቃ െ ቂ(0) ଶ െ ହ (0) మ ቃቅ
ଷଶ
ܸ= ହ
ߨ cubic units
Exercise 7.3
I. Find the centroid of the plane areas bounded by the given curves.
1. ݕଶ = ݔ, = ݔ4
2. = ݕ4െ ݔଶ , = ݕ0
3. = ݕ5 ݔെ ݔଶ , = ݕ0
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4. ݔ = ݕଷ , = ݔ0, = ݕ8
5. ݕ = ݔଶ , = ݔ0, = ݕ2
6. ݕ = ݔ, = ݔ4 ݕെ ݕଶ
7. ݕ = ݔ, = ݔ4, = ݕ0
8. ݔ = ݕଶ , ݔ = ݕ+ 2
గ
9. = ݎ4(1 + sin ߠ) , ߠ = 0, ߠ =
ଶ
II. Find the centroid of the solid generated by the area bounded by the given
curve revolving about the given axis or lines of rotation.
ࢎ
ο
The object submerged in a fluid is considered to be a flat plate that its surface
is parallel to the surface of the fluid. Force ܲ due to the pressure of the fluid above
the object is equal to the weight per unit volume of the fluid ( )ݓmultiplied by the
distance between the surface of the fluid and plate (݄) and the area of the plate ()ܣ.
ܲ = ܣ݄ݓ
For water, = ݓ62.4 lb/ft3.
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By the fundamental theorem,
ܲ = ܣ݀ ݄ ݓ
The limits of integration are taken over the entire area of the submerged
object.
Example(a).
A square plate 12 ft in length is submerged vertically in water. Find the
pressure exerted on the side of the plate if the lowest side of the plate is 20 ft below
the surface of the water.
࢟
Solution:
െ ࢟
࢞ ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢟
࢞
ଵଶ
ܲ= ݓ (20 െ ( )ݕ2ݕ݀)ݔ
ଵଶ
= 12 ݓ (20 െ ݕ݀ )ݕ
ଵ ଶ ଵଶ
= 12 ݓቚ20 ݕെ ݕቚ
ଶ
ଵ ଵ
= 12 ݓቄቂ20(12) െ (12) ଶ ቃ െ ቂ20(0) െ (0) ଶ ቃቅ
ଶ ଶ
= 2,016ݓ
= 2,016(62.4)
ܲ= 125,798.4 ft-lb
Example(b).
A triangular plate in a form of equilateral triangle of side 8 ft is submerged
vertically in water. The vertex is downward and 16 ft from the surface of the water.
Find the pressure on one side of the plate if the base is parallel the surface.
Solution: ࢟
െ ࢟
ξ
࢞ ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢟
െ
ସξଷ
ܲ = ݓ (16 െ ( )ݕ2ݕ݀)ݔ
By similar triangle,
ξଷ௬
=ݔ ଷ
ସξଷ
ܲ = ݓ (16 െ )ݕቂ2 ቀξଷ௬ቁቃ ݀ݕ
ଷ
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ଶξଷ ସξଷ
= ଷ
ݓ (ݕ16 െ ݕ݀ )ݕ
ଶξଷ ଵ ସξଷ
= ݓ ቚ8 ݕଶ െ ݕଷቚ
ଷ ଷ
ଶξଷ ଶ ଵ ଷ ଵ
= ଷ ݓቄቂ8൫4ξ3൯ െ ଷ ൫4ξ3൯ ቃ െ ቂ8(0) ଶ െ ଷ (0) ଷ ቃቅ
= 315.41ݓ
= 315.41(62.4)
= 19,681.584 ft-lb
Example(c).
A circular plate of diameter 8 m is submerged vertically in water until its center
is 4 m below the surface. Find the force on one side of the plate.
Solution: ࢟
࢞ + ࢟ = െ࢟
࢞ ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢟
࢞
െ
ସ
ܲ = ି ݓସ(4 െ ( )ݕ2ݕ݀)ݔ
By the general equation of the circle, we have,
ݔଶ + ݕଶ = 16
And,
= ݔඥ16 െ ݕଶ
Thus,
ସ
ܲ = ି ݓସ(4 െ ( )ݕ2ݕ݀)ݔ
ସ
= 2ି ݓସ(4 െ )ݕ൫ඥ16 െ ݕଶ൯݀ݕ
ସ ସ
= 8ି ݓସ ඥ16 െ ݕଶ݀ ݕെ 2ି ݓସ ݕඥ16 െ ݕଶ ݀ݕ
Therefore, by trigonometric substitution and power formula, we
have,
య ସ
ଵ ௬ ଶ
ܲ = ቚ8 ݓቂଶ ݕඥ16 െ ݕଶ + 8 sin ିଵ ቀ ସቁቃ + ଷ (ݓ16 െ ݕଶ ) మ ቚ
ିସ
య ସ
௬ ଶ
= ቚ4ݕݓඥ16 െ ݕଶ + 64 ݓsin ିଵ ቀ ସቁ + ଷ (ݓ16 െ ݕଶ ) మ ቚ
ିସ
య
ସ ଶ
= ቄቂ4(ݓ4)ඥ16 െ (4) ଶ + 64 ݓsinିଵ ቀ ቁ + (ݓ16 െ (4) ଶ ) మ ቃ
ସ ଷ
య
ିସ ଶ
െ ቂ4(ݓെ4)ඥ16 െ (െ4) ଶ + 64 ݓsin ିଵ ቀ ቁ + (ݓ16 െ (െ4) ଶ ) మ ቃቅ
ସ ଷ
= 64ߨݓ
= 64ߨ(9810)
ܲ = 1,972.42݇ܰ
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Work
Work is defined to be the force ܨapplied to a certain distance ݏand is given
by the relation,
ܹ= ܨήݏ
The above relation is only applicable when the force is constant, but not for a
variable force. Consider the figure.
࢞
0 ࢞= ࢇ ࡼ ࢞= ࢈
We can determine the work ܹ done by the force ݂( )ݔon an object ܲ as it
moves from ܽ = ݔto ܾ = ݔby dividing the interval [ܽ,ܾ] into ݊ equal intervals,
each with a length of οݔ. The total work ܹ done in moving the object ܲ over [ܽ, ܾ]
can be approximated by the sum of the amounts of work done in the separate
subintervals. Thus,
݂(ݔଵ )ο ݔ+ ݂(ݔଶ )ο ݔ+ ݂(ݔଷ )ο ݔ+ ڮ+ ݂(ݔ )οݔ
The sum is now the approximation of the total work required to move the
object over the interval [ܽ, ܾ], thus,
ܹ = lim՜ σୀଵ ݂(ݔଵ)οݔ
ࢌ(࢞)
ࡼ
Example(a).
A 15-inch spring stretches by a 75 lb force to a length of 20 inches. Find the
work done in stretching the spring from 25 to 30 inches.
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Solution:
First is to determine the constant of proportionality ݇. For this
problem, ݂ ( = )ݔ75 lb when = ݔ20 െ 15 = 5 inches, then by the
formula ݂(ݔ݇ = )ݔ, we have,
75 = ݇(5)
݇ = 15
Thus ݂( = )ݔ15ݔ, then by the formula ܹ = ݂(ݔ݀ )ݔ, the limits of
integration are
ܽ = 25 െ 15 = 10
ܾ = 30 െ 15 = 15
Therefore,
ଵହ
ܹ = ଵ 15ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵହ ଵହ
= ቚ ଶ ݔଶቚ
ଵ
ଵହ ଵହ
= ଶ (15) ଶ െ ଶ (10) ଶ
ܹ = 937.5 in-lb
For the above figure, the work done in emptying the tank by pumping the liquid
to a point above its top is by dividing the liquid into ݊ horizontal slices. Let
οܸଵ ,οܸଶ ,…,οܸ be the volumes of the respective slices and ݄ଵ ,݄ଶ, …,݄ . The force
required to lift each slice is the weight of such slice and is,
ݓοܸ
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Example(a)
A cylindrical tank having a radius of 1 m and a height of 5 m is filled with water
at a depth of 3 m. What is the work done in pumping all the liquid out of the top of the
container?
Solution:
= ܚm
െࢎ
3m
ࢊࢎ
ࢎ
By the formula,
ܹ = ݓ ݄ ܸ݀
ଷ
ܹ = ݓ (5 െ ݄) ߨ ݎଶ ݄݀
ଷ
ܹ = ߨݓ (5 െ ݄) ݄݀
ଵ ଷ
ܹ = ߨݓቚ5݄ െ ଶ ݄ଶ ቚ
ଵ ଵ
ܹ = ߨݓቄቂ5(3) െ (3) ଶቃ െ ቂ5(0) െ (0) ଶ ቃቅ
ଶ ଶ
ଶଵ
ܹ= ଶ
ߨݓ
ଶଵ
ܹ = ଶ ߨ(9,810)
ܹ = 323,60݇ܰ
Example(b)
A conical vessel is 16 ft across the top and 20 ft deep. If it contains water to a
depth of 17 ft, find the work done in pumping the liquid to the top of the vessel.
Solution:
ૡft
20-h
࢞ 20ft
ࢊࢎ
ૠft
h
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Then,
ଵ ଶ ଶ
ܹ = ݓ (20 െ ݄)ߨ ቀହ ݄ቁ ݄݀
ସ ଵ
ܹ= ଶହ
ߨ ݓ (20݄ଶ െ ݄ଷ )݄݀
ସ ଶ ଵ ଵ
ܹ= ଶହ
ߨ ݓቚ ଷ ݄ ଷ െ ସ ݄ସ ቚ
ସ ଶ ଵ ଶ ଵ
ܹ = ଶହ ߨ ݓቄቂ ଷ (17) ଷ െ ସ (17) ସቃ െ ቂ ଷ (0) ଷ െ ସ (0) ସቃቅ
ܹ = 1,899.69ߨݓ
ܹ = 1,899.69ߨ(62.4)
ܹ = 372,407.11 ft-lb
Exercise 7.4
I. Solve the following.
1. A rectangular plate is 3 feet long and 1 foot wide. It is submerged vertically in
water with the upper 3 feet edge parallel to and is 2 feet below the surface.
Find the pressure exerted on the side of the plate.
2. A plate in the form of a semi-circle of diameter 5 m is submerged in water so that the
base is in the surface of the liquid. Find the pressure on the face of the plate.
3. A conical vessel 10 m across the top and 15 m deep. If it contains water to a depth of
8 m, find the work done in pumping the liquid to the top of the vessel.
4. A spring with an original length of 12 cm is stretched by 2/3 cm by a 10 N force. Find
the work done in stretching the spring from 12 cm to 20 cm.
5. A triangular plate in a form of isosceles triangle of sides 5 ft, 5 ft and 3 ft is
submerged vertically in water. The vertex is downward with the 3 ft side
parallel and is 10 ft from the surface of the water. Find the pressure on one
side of the plate.
6. A right circular cylindrical tank of radius 1.5m and a height of 6 m is full of water. Find
the work done in pumping the water to the top of the tank.
7. The natural length of a given spring is 10 cm. A force of 2 kg stretched the spring to a
total length of 13 cm. Find the work done in stretching it twice as its original length.
8. A triangular plate whose sides are 2.5m, 2.5 m and 1 m long is placed vertically in
water with its shortest side uppermost, horizontal and 2 m below the water level.
What is the pressure on the side of the plate?
9. A conical vessel is 10 ft across the top and 12 ft tall. If it contains water to a depth of
8 ft, find the work done in pumping the liquid to a height 4 ft above the top of the
vessel.
10. A plate in the form of a parabolic segment of base 16 ft and height 4 ft is submerged
in water so that its base is at the surface of the liquid. Find the pressure on the face of
the plate.
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Chapter 8
MULTIPLE INTEGRATION
Outline:
8.1 Double Integrals; Iterated Integration
8.2 Reversion of the Order of Integration
8.3 Applications of Double Integration
8.4 Triple Integrals
Overview:
Integration of a function which includes two or more variables is called multiple
integration. In this chapter, the process of double integration will be discussed
together with its applications. Also, topics extended to triple integration are also
covered.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this chapter, the students will be able to:
1. Evaluate double integrals by iterated integration.
2. Evaluate double integrals by reversing the order of integration
3. Solve applications using double integration.
4. Evaluate triple integrals.
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8.1 Double Integrals; Iterated Integration
Consider the integral,
௫మ
௫ ݂(ݕ݀ݔ݀)ݕ(݂ )ݔ
భ
The limits ݔଵ and ݔଶ should be independent of ݔand the limits ܽ and ܾ
should be constants.
In evaluating double integrals by iterated integration, we should first integrate
the inner integrand, that is, the ݔvariables treating all the other variables as
constants and then evaluate the outer integrand, that is, the ݕvariables.
Example(a).
ଵ ௬
Evaluate ௬మ ݔଶ ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ.
Solution:
ଵ ௬
௬ మ ݔଶ ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ
Evaluate the inner integrand and take the other variable ݕ as
constant. Integrate and take the limits from ݕଶ to ݕ. Thus,
௬ ଵ ௬
௬మ ݔଶ = ݔ݀ ݕቚଷ ݔଷ ݕቚ
௬మ
ଵ
= )ݕ([ݕଷ െ ( ݕଶ) ଷ ]
ଷ
ଵ ଵ
= ݕସ െ ݕ
ଷ ଷ
Then, integrate the answer with respect to ݀ݕ and take the limits
from 0 to 1, therefore,
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
ቀଷ ݕସ െ ଷ ݕቁ ݀ = ݕቚଵହ ݕହ െ ଶସ ଼ ݕቚ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቂ (1) ହ െ (1) ଼ ቃ െ ቂ (0) ହ െ (0) ଼ ቃ
ଵହ ଶସ ଵହ ଶସ
ଵ
=
ସ
Thus,
ଵ ௬ ଵ
௬ మ ݔଶ = ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ ସ
Example(b).
ଵ ଶ
Evaluate ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ݔ݀ݕ.
Solution:
ଵ ଶ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ݔ݀ݕ
Taking the inner integrand,
ଶ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ݀| = ݕ6 ݔଶ ݕଶ | ଶିଵ
= [6 ݔଶ (2) ଶ ] െ [6 ݔଶ (െ1) ଶ ]
= 18 ݔଶ
Then,
ଵ
18 ݔଶ ݀| = ݔ6 ݔଷ| ଵ
= [6(1) ଷ] െ [6(0) ଷ ]
= 6
Thus,
ଵ ଶ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ = ݔ݀ݕ6
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Example(c).
ଵ ௬
Evaluate ௬య ݔଷ ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ.
Solution:
ଵ ௬
௬ య ݔଷ ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ
Taking the inner integrand,
௬ ଵ ௬
௬య ݔଷ = ݔ݀ ݕቚସ ݔସ ݕቚ
௬య
ଵ
= {[( )ݕସ ]ݕെ [( ݕଷ ) ସ }]ݕ
ସ
ଵ ହ ଵ
= ସ
ݕെ ସ ଼ݕ
Then,
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
ቀସ ݕହ െ ସ ଼ ݕቁ ݀ = ݕቚ ݕെ ଷ ݕଽ ቚ
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቂ (1) െ ଷ (1) ଽ ቃ െ ቂ (0) െ ଷ (0) ଽ ቃ
ହ
= ଷ
Thus,
ଵ ௬ ହ
௬ య ݔଷ = ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ ଷ
Example(d).
ഏ ഏ
Evaluate మ ௫ర sin ݔcosݔ݀ݕ݀ ݕ.
Solution:
ഏ ഏ
ర ௫ర sin ݔcosݔ݀ݕ݀ ݕ
Taking the inner integrand,
ഏ ഏ
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Example(a).
ଷ ଶ
Evaluate ଵ (3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ) ݀ ݕ݀ݔby reversing the order of integration.
Solution:
ଷ ଶ
ଵ (3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ ) ݀ݕ݀ݔ
By reversing the order, we have,
ଷ ଶ ଶ ଷ
ଵ (3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ ) ݀ = ݕ݀ݔଵ (3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ) ݀ݔ݀ݕ
Thus, taking the inner integrand,
ଷ ଷ ଷ
(3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ)݀ = ݕቚଶ ݕݔଶ + 5 ݔଶ ݕቚ
ଷ ଷ
= ቂ (ݔ3) ଶ + 5 ݔଶ (3)ቃ െ ቂ (ݔ0) ଶ + 5 ݔଶ(0)ቃ
ଶ ଶ
ଶ
= ݔ+ 15 ݔଶ
ଶ
Then,
ଶ ଶ ଶ ଶ
ଵ ቀ ଶ ݔ+ 15 ݔଶቁ ݀ = ݔቚ ସ ݔଶ + 5 ݔଷቚ
ଵ
ଶ ଶ
= ቂ ସ (2) ଶ + 5(2) ଷ ቃ െ ቂ ସ (1) ଶ + 5(1) ଷ ቃ
ଶଶଵ
= ସ
Therefore,
ଷ ଶ ଶ ଷ ଶଶଵ
ଵ (3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ ) ݀ = ݕ݀ݔଵ (3 ݕݔ+ 5 ݔଶ) ݀= ݔ݀ݕ ସ
Example(b).
ଵ ଶ
Evaluate ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ ݔ݀ݕby reversing the order of integration.
Solution:
ଵ ଶ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ݔ݀ݕ
By reversing the order, we have,
ଵ ଶ ଶ ଵ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ି = ݔ݀ݕଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ݕ݀ݔ
Thus, taking the inner integrand,
ଶ ଵ ଶ ଵ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ = ݕ݀ݔቚଷ ݔଷ ݕଷ ቚ
ଶ ଶ
= ቂ (1) ଷ ݕଷቃ െ ቂ (0) ଷ ݕଷቃ
ଷ ଷ
ଶ ଷ
= ଷ
ݕ
Then,
ଶ ଶ ଵ ଶ
ିଵ ଷ ݕଷ ݀ = ݕቚ ݕସ ቚ
ିଵ
ଶ ଶ
= ቂଷ (2) ଷቃ െ ቂଷ (െ1) ଷቃ
= 6
Therefore,
ଵ ଶ ଶ ଵ
ିଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ି = ݔ݀ݕଵ 2 ݔଶ ݕଷ ݀ = ݕ݀ݔ6
Example(c).
ଵ ௫
Evaluate ௫మ(4 ݕ+ 3 ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݔby reversing the order of integration.
Solution:
ଵ ௫
௫ మ(4 ݕ+ 3ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݔ
To reverse the order of integration, we must sketch the regions
given by the limits.
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We find that the limits are ݔ =ݕ and ݔ = ݕଶ. Sketching these
curves, we have,
࢟= ࢞
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢟ varies from
ࢊ࢟ ࢞ to ࢞
ࢊ࢞
࢞ varies from ࢞
(,)
to
Example(d).
ଶ ଶ௫
Evaluate (5 ݕଶ + 6 ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݔby reversing the order of integration.
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Solution:
ଶ ଶ௫
(5 ݕଶ + 6ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݔ
The limits are = ݕ2 ݔand = ݕ0. Sketching the curves of the limits,
we have,
࢟
࢟ = ࢞
(,)
ࢊ࢟ ࢟ varies from
to ࢞
(,)
ࢊ࢞ ࢞
࢞ variesfrom
to
By reversing the order, we will make ݀ ݔas the inner integrand and
௬
ݔnow varies from to 2 and the outer integrand ݀ݕ, ݕvaries from 0 to
ଶ
4.
So,
ଶ ଶ௫ ସ ଶ
(5 ݕଶ + 6 = ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݔ (5 ݕଶ + 6ݕ݀ݔ݀ )ݔ
మ
Thus, taking the inner integrand,
ଶ
(5 ݕଶ + 6| = ݔ݀ )ݔ5 ݕଶ ݔ+ 3 ݔଶ | ଶ
మ మ
௬ ௬ ଶ
= [5 ݕଶ (2) + 3(2) ଶ ] െ 5 ݕଶ ቀ ቁ + 3 ቀ ቁ ൨
ଶ ଶ
ଷ ହ
= ݕଶ െ ݕଷ + 12
ସ ଶ
Then,
ସ ଷ ହ ଷ ହ ସ
ቀ ସ ݕଶ െ ଶ ݕଷ + 12ቁ ݀ = ݕቚଵଶ ݕଷ െ ଼ ݕସ + 12ݕቚ
ଷ ହ ଷ ହ
= ቂ (4) ଷ െ (4) ସ + 12(4)ቃ െ ቂ (0) ଷ െ (0) ସ + 12(0)ቃ
ଵଶ ଼ ଵଶ ଼
ଶହ
=
ଷ
Therefore,
ଶ ଶ௫ ସ ଶ ଶହ
(5 ݕଶ + 6 = ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݔ (5 ݕଶ + 6= ݕ݀ݔ݀ )ݔ ଷ
మ
Exercise 8.1
I. Evaluate the following integrals.
ଵ ଶ௫
1. ݕ ݔଷ ݀ݔ݀ݕ
ଵ ξ௫
2. ௫ ( ݔ+ ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݕ
ଶ ௬మ
3. (5 ݔ+ 3 ݕെ 2) ݀ݕ݀ݔ
ଵ ଵ భ
4. ௬ ( ݔ3 ݔଶ + 2 )ݕమ ݀ݕ݀ݔ
ξ
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గ గ
5. ௫ cos ݕsin 2ݔ݀ݕ݀ ݔ
ଷ ଵ
6. ଶ cosଶ ݔ݀ݕ݀ ݔ
గ ଵ
7. ݔଶ sin(ݔ݀ݕ݀ )ݕݔ
ଶగ ଶగ ୱ୧୬ ଶ௬
8. ௫ ୱ୧୬ ௬
݀ݔ݀ݕ
ଵ ඥଵି௬
9. ݁ (௫ା௬) ݀ݕ݀ ݔ
ଶ ୪୬ ௫ ௗ௬ௗ௫
10. ௫ షమ
(ࢇ,࢈)
ࢊ
࢟ = ࢍ(࢞)
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
࢞
(,)
The given curves are ݕଵ = ݂( )ݔand ݕଶ = ݃( )ݔthat intersects at points (0,0)
and (ܽ, ܾ). We introduce a differential area ݀ ܣwith sides ݀ ݔand ݀ ݕand obtained
݀ݔ݀ݕ݀ = ܣ.
since for ݀ݕ, ݕvaries from ݃( )ݔto ݂( )ݔand for ݀ݔ, ݔvaries from 0 to ܽ.
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We can also denote the area by,
௬
= ܣ ௬ మ ݀ݕ݀ ݔ
భ
Example(a).
Find the area bounded by the curve = ݕ4െ ݔଶ and the ݔ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
࢟ = െ ࢞
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
࢞
െ െ
Example(b).
Find the area bounded by the curve ݕ = ݔ+ 2 ݕଶ, the ݔ-axis and the line
= ݔ10 on the first quadrant.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟ ࢞ = ࢟ + ࢟
(,)
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞ ࢞
࢞ =
െ
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ଵ ଶ ଶ
= ቚ10 ݕെ ݕଶ െ ݕଷቚ
ଶ ଷ
ଵ ଶ ଵ ଶ
= ቂ10(2) െ ଶ (2) ଶ െ ଷ (2) ଷቃ െ ቂ10(0) െ ଶ (0) ଶ െ ଷ (0) ଷ ቃ
ଷ଼
=ܣ = 12.67 sq. units
ଷ
Example(c).
Find the area bounded by the curve ݁ = ݕ௫ , the ݕ-axis and the line ݁ = ݕ.
Solution:
Graphing the curves, ࢟ = ࢋ࢞
࢟
࢟= ࢋ (,ࢋ)
ࢊ࢞
ࢊ࢟
࢞
Example(d).
Find the area bounded by the curves ݕ = ݔand = ݔ4 ݕെ ݕଶ by double
integration.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢞ = ࢟ െ ࢟
࢟
࢞ = ࢟
(,)
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
࢞
(,)
Then,
ଷ ସ௬ି௬ మ
= ܣ ௬ ݀ݕ݀ ݔ
ଷ ସ௬ି௬ మ
= | |ݔ௬ ݀ݕ
ଷ
= (4 ݕെ ݕଶ െ ݕ݀ )ݕ
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ଷ
= (3 ݕെ ݕଶ ) ݀ݕ
ଷ ଵ ଷ
= ቚଶ ݕଶ െ ଷ ݕଷ ቚ
ଷ ଵ ଷ ଵ
= ቂଶ (3) ଶ െ ଷ (3) ଷ ቃ െ ቂଶ (0) ଶ െ ଷ (0) ଷቃ
ଽ
=ܣ ଶ
= 4.5 sq. units
Exercise 8.2
Compute the area bounded by the given curves using double integration.
1. ݔ = ݕଶ , = ݔ2, = ݕ0
2. ݕଶ = ݔ, = ݔ4, = ݕ0
3. ݕଶ = 4ݔ, ݔଶ = 4ݕ
4. = ݕ5 ݔെ ݔଶ , = ݔ3, = ݕ0
5. ݔ = ݕଶ , = ݔ1 െ ݕ
6. = ݕ4 ݔെ 4 ݔଶ, = ݔ2, = ݕ0
7. ݔଶ + 4 = ݕ8, = ݔ2ݕ
8. ݕ = ݔଶ + 2ݕ, = ݔ8, = ݕ0
9. = ݕെ2 ݔଶ െ 4ݔ, = ݕ2ݔ
10. = ݕ4 ݔെ ݔଶ , = ݔ3, = ݕ0
11. = ݕ2 ݔଷ, = ݕ2, = ݔ0
12. ݔ = ݕଶ െ 6 ݔ+ 10, = ݔ5, = ݕ1
13. = ݕ2 ݔെ ݔଶ , ݔ = ݕଷ
14. ݕଶ = 2ݔ, ݔ = ݕ
15. = ݔඥ ݕ+ 1, = ݔ3, = ݕ0
࢟ = ࢍ(࢞)
(࢈,ࢊ)
࢟ = ࢌ(࢞)
ࢊ࢞
ࢊ࢟
(ࢇ,ࢉ) ࢟
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If the area bounded by the curves )ݔ(݂ = ݕand )ݔ(݃ = ݕis revolved about
the ݔ-axis, the volume of the solid generated is given by the formula,
௬ ௬
ܸ = 2ߨ ௬ మ = ܣ݀ ݕ2ߨ ௬ మ ݔ݀ݕ݀ ݕ
భ భ
Similarly, if the bounded area is revolved about the ݕ-axis, as shown below,
࢟
࢟ = ࢍ(࢞)
( ࢈,ࢊ)
࢟ = ࢌ(࢞)
ࢊ࢞
࢞
ࢊ࢟
(ࢇ,ࢉ)
Example(a).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curves,
ݔ = ݕଶ and
ݔ = ݕ+ 2 revolving about the ݔ-axis.
Solution:
࢟ = ࢞+
࢟
( ,)
࢟ = ࢞
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
(െ,)
࢞
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Example(b).
Find the volume of the solid generated by the area bounded by the curve,
ݔ = ݕଶ and the line, = ݔ2 revolving about the ݕ-axis.
Solution:
Graphing the curves,
࢟
(,)
࢟ = ࢞
࢞=
࢞
ࢊ࢟
ࢊ࢞
࢞
Exercise 8.3
Use double integration to find the volume of a solid generated by the area
bounded by the given curves revolving about the indicated axis of revolution.
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8.4 Triple Integration
Consider the integral,
௬మ ௫మ
௬ ௫ ݂(ݖ݀ݕ݀ݔ݀)ݖ(݂)ݕ(݂ )ݔ
భ భ
The limits ݔଵ,ݔଶ,ݕଵ and ݕଶ should be independent of ݔand ݕand the
limits ܽ and ܾ should be constants.
In evaluating triple integrals, same concepts as double integration can be
applied.
Example(a).
ଶ ଷ ଶ
Evaluate ିଵ ݀ݖ݀ݔ݀ݕ.
Solution:
Taking the inner integrand,
ଶ
ିଵ ݀ |ݕ | = ݕଶିଵ = 2— 1 = 3
Then, the second integrand,
ଷ
3݀| = ݔ3 |ݔଷ = 3(3) = 9
And the last integrand,
ଶ
9݀ | = ݖ9 |ݖଶ = 9( 2) = 18
Therefore,
ଶ ଷ ଶ
ିଵ ݀ = ݖ݀ݔ݀ݕ18
Example(b).
ଶ ௭మ ௬
Evaluate ௭ ݖ݀ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ ݔ.
Solution:
Taking the inner integrand,
௬ ଵ ௬ ଵ
= ݔ݀ݕݔቚଶ ݔଶ ݕቚ = ଶ
[ ݕଶ ( )ݕെ (െ )ݕଶ (0) ]
ଵ
= ଶ ݕଷ
Then, the second integrand,
௭మ ଵ ଵ ௭మ ଵ
௭ ଶ
ݕଷ ݀ = ݕቚ଼ ݕସ ቚ = ଼
[(ݖଶ ) ସ െ ( )ݖସ ]
௭
ଵ
= ଼ ( ଼ݖെ ݖସ )
And the last integrand,
ଶଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଶ
଼ ( ଼ݖെ ݖସ )݀ = ݖቚ଼ ቀଽ ݖଽ െ ହ ݖହ ቁቚ
ଵ ଵ ଵ
= ቄቂ ( 2) ଽ െ ହ ( 2) ହ ቃ െ [ 0]ቅ
଼ ଽ
ଵ ଶଶଶ
= ଼
ቀ
ସହ
ቁ
ଶ଼ସ
= ଶହ
Therefore,
ଶ ௭మ ௬ 284
௭ ݔ = ݖ݀ݕ݀ݔ݀ ݕ
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Example(c).
ଵ ଶ௭ ௫
Evaluate ଵ ( ݔ+ 2ݖ݀ݔ݀ݕ݀)ݕ.
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Solution:
Taking the first integrand,
௫
( ݔ+ 2 ݕݔ| = ݕ݀)ݕ+ ݕଶ | ௫ = [ )ݔ(ݔ+ ( )ݔଶ ] െ 0
= ݔଶ + ݔଶ = 2 ݔଶ
Then, the second integrand,
ଶ௭ ଶ ଶ௭ ଶ ଶ
ଵ 2 ݔଶ݀ = ݔቚଷ ݔଷቚ = ଷ
[(2 )ݖଷ െ (1) ଷ ] =
ଷ
(8 ݖଷ െ 1)
ଵ
And the last integrand,
ଵଶ ଶ ଵ ଶ
ଷ (8 ݖଷ െ 1)݀ = ݖቚଷ (2 ݖସ െ )ݖቚ = ଷ
{[2(1) ସ െ (1)] െ 0}
ଶ
=
ଷ
Therefore,
ଵ ଶ௭ ௫ ଶ
ଵ ( ݔ+ 2= ݖ݀ݔ݀ݕ݀)ݕ ଷ
Exercise 8.4
Evaluate the following integrals.
ଵ ଶ ଷ
1. ݀ݖ݀ ݕ݀ ݔ
ସ ξସି௫ మ ଶି௫ మ௬ మ
2. ݀ݕ݀ ݔ݀ ݖ
ଵ ଷ௬ ௫
3. ଵ (ݔ െ 2ݕ݀ ݔ݀ ݖ݀ )ݖ
ଶ ௬మ ௬
4. 2 ݕଶ ݔ݀ ݖ ݀ݕ݀ ݖ
ଶ ௭ ௬ మାଵ
5. ଵ ݀ݖ݀ ݕ݀ ݔ
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Chapter 9
IMPROPER INTEGRALS
Outline:
9.1 Improper Integrals
9.2 Infinite Interval
9.3 Discontinuous Integrand
Overview:
Integrals involving infinite limits and discontinuous integrand are considered to
be improper integrals. This chapter will discuss the methods in evaluating integrals
that are improper.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this chapter, the students will be able to:
1. Determine the different kinds of improper integrals.
2. Evaluate improper integrals.
.
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9.1 Improper Integral
A definite integral ݂( ݔ݀ )ݔis called an improper integral if either
a. One of its limit of integration is infinite, or
b. The integrand ݂( )ݔhas one or more points of discontinuity on the interval
ܽ ݔ ܾ.
where ܿ is any constant. If both of the integrals are convergent, then, the
integral is said to be convergent. If either of the two integrals is divergent,
then the integral is divergent.
Integrals is convergent if the associated limit exists and is a finite number and
divergent if the associated limits either doesn’t exist or is infinite.
Example(a).
ஶ ଵ
Evaluate the integral ଵ మ ݀ݔ.
௫
Solution:
ଵ
Let’s consider the area under ݂(= )ݔ ௫మ
on the interval [1,λ).
Consider the figure below,
࢟
࢟=
࢞
࢞
࢚ ՜λ
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The area under the curve )ݔ(݂ = ݕon the interval [1, ]ݐwhere > ݐ1
and ݐis finite is,
௧ ଵ ଵ ௧ ଵ ଵ
ܣ௧ = ଵ ௫ మ ݀ = ݔቚെ ௫ቚ = െ ௧ + 1 = 1 െ ௧
ଵ
Then, get the area under the curve )ݔ(݂ = ݕon [1,λ).This is simply
the limit of ܣ௧ as ݐapproaches infinity.
ଵ
= ܣlim௧՜ஶ ܣ௧ = lim௧՜ஶ ቀ1 െ ቁ = 1
௧
Therefore,
ஶ ଵ ௧ ଵ
ଵ ௫ మ ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ஶ ଵ ௫ మ ݀ = ݔ1
Example(b).
ஶ ଵ
Determine whether or not the integral ସା௫ మ ݀ݔ converges. If it is
convergence, find its value.
Solution:
ஶ ଵ ௧ ଵ
ସା௫ మ ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ஶ ସା௫ మ ݀ݔ
ଵ ௫ ௧ ଵ ௧ ଵ గ గ
= lim ቚଶ Arctan ଶቚ = lim ቂଶ Arctan ଶቃ = ଶ
ቀ ቁ=
ଶ ସ
௧՜ஶ ௧՜ஶ
Therefore,
ஶ ଵ గ
݀= ݔ
ସା௫ మ ସ
గ
The integral converges to .
ସ
Example(c).
మ
Determine whether or not the integral ିஶ ି ݁ݔ௫ ݀ݔ converges. If it is
convergence, find its value.
Solution:
మ మ
ିஶ ି ݁ݔ௫ ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ିஶ ௧ ି ݁ݔ௫ ݀ݔ
ଵ మ ଵ ଵ మ ଵ
= lim௧՜ିஶ ቚെ ଶ ݁ ି௫ ቚ = lim௧՜ିஶ ቂെ ଶ + ଶ ݁ ି௧ ቃ = െ ଶ
௧
Therefore,
మ ଵ
ିஶ ି ݁ݔ௫ ݀ = ݔെ ଶ
ଵ
The integral converges to െ ଶ.
Example(d).
ஶଵ
Determine whether or not the integral ଵ ݀ ݔconverges. If it is convergence,
௫
find its value.
Solution:
ஶଵ ௧ଵ
ଵ ௫ ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ஶ ଵ ௫ ݀ݔ
= lim௧՜ஶ |ln |ݔଵ௧
= lim௧՜ஶ ln = ݐλ
Therefore,
ஶଵ
ଵ ௫ ݀ = ݔλ
The integral diverges.
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9.3 Discontinuous Integrand
If ݂( )ݔis continuous on the interval ܽ ܾ < ݔbut is discontinuous at ܾ = ݔ,
then,
௧
݂( = ݔ݀ )ݔlim௧՜ష ݂(ݔ݀ )ݔ, provided the limit exists and is finite.
If ݂( )ݔis continuous on the interval ܽ < ݔ ܾ but is discontinuous at ܽ = ݔ,
then,
݂( = ݔ݀ )ݔlim௧՜శ ௧ ݂(ݔ݀ )ݔ, provided the limit exists and is finite.
If ݂( )ݔis continuous for all values of ݔon the interval ܽ ݔ ܾ except at
ܿ = ݔwhere ܽ < ܿ < ܾ, then,
݂( = ݔ݀ )ݔ ݂( ݔ݀ )ݔ+ ݂(ݔ݀ )ݔ
The integral is convergent if both of the integrals are convergent. If either of
the two integrals is divergent, then the integral is also divergent.
Example(a).
ସ ଵ
Determine whether or not the integral ݀ݔ converges. If it is
ξସି௫
convergence, find its value.
Solution:
The integrand is not continuous at = ݔ4, then,
ସ ଵ ௧ ଵ
ସି௫ ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ସష ସି௫ ݀ݔ
ξ ξ
భ ௧
= lim௧՜ସష ቚെ2(4 െ )ݔమቚ
భ
= lim௧՜ସష ቄቂെ2(4 െ )ݐమ ቃ െ (െ4)ቅ = 4
Therefore,
ସ ଵ
ସି௫ ݀ = ݔ4
ξ
The integral converges to 4.
Example(b).
ଷ ଵ
Determine whether or not the integral మ ݀ݔ. If it is convergence, find its
(௫ିଶ) య
value.
Solution:
The integrand is not continuous at = ݔ2, so, we need to split the
integral at that point, thus,
ଷ మ ଶ మ ଷ మ
ି ି ି
( ݔെ 2) య ݀ = ݔ ( ݔെ 2) య ݀ ݔ+ ଶ ( ݔെ 2) య ݀ݔ
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For the first integrand,
ଶ మ ௧ మ
ି ି
( ݔെ 2) య ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ଶష ( ݔെ 2) య ݀ݔ
భ ௧
= lim௧՜ଶష ቚ3( ݔെ 2) య ቚ
భ భ
= lim௧՜ଶష ቂ3( ݐെ 2) య െ 3(െ2) య ቃ
య
= 3ξ2
For the second integrand,
ଷ మ ଷ మ
ି ି
ଶ ( ݔെ 2) య ݀ = ݔlim௧՜ଶశ ௧ ( ݔെ 2) య ݀ݔ
భ ଷ
= lim௧՜ଶశ ቚ3( ݔെ 2) య ቚ
௧
భ
= lim௧՜ଶశ ቂ3 െ 3( ݐെ 2) యቃ
= 3
Therefore,
ଷ మ
ି య
( ݔെ 2) య ݀ = ݔ3 + 3ξ2
Both of the two integrals converge, thus, the integral converges to
య
3 + 3ξ2.
Example(c).
ଵ ଵ
Determine whether or not the integral ିଶ య ݀ ݔ. If it is convergence, find its
௫
value.
Solution:
The integrand is not continuous at = ݔ0, so, we need to split the
integral at that point, thus,
ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ ଵ
ିଶ య ݀ି = ݔଶ య ݀ ݔ+ య ݀ݔ
௫ ௫ ௫
Exercise 9.1
Evaluate the following integrals.
ஶଵ
1. ଵ ݀ݔ
௫
ଵ ଵ
2. ௫ ݀ݔ
ξ
ஶ ଵ
3. ௫మ
݀ݔ
ଷ ଵ
4. య ௫ିଵ ݀ݔ
ξ
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ଷ ଵ
5. ିଵ మ ݀ݔ
௫
ଷ ଵ
6. (௫ିଵ) మ
݀ݔ
ஶ మ
7. ିஶ ି ݁ݔ௫ ݀ݔ
ஶ
8. ݁ ି௫ ݀ݔ
ଵ
9. ln ݔ݀ ݔ
ଵ ௗ௫
10. భ
௫ర
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References
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