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Definite Integrals

This document discusses definite integrals and some of their properties. It begins by defining the Newton-Leibniz formula for calculating definite integrals. It provides two notes on how the limits of integration impact the calculation. Examples are then provided to demonstrate how to use this formula to evaluate definite integrals using techniques like partial fractions. The document also discusses several properties of definite integrals, such as how they are independent of the variable of integration and how to evaluate integrals of even and odd functions. Further examples demonstrate applying these properties. Self-practice problems with solutions are provided at the end.

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Definite Integrals

This document discusses definite integrals and some of their properties. It begins by defining the Newton-Leibniz formula for calculating definite integrals. It provides two notes on how the limits of integration impact the calculation. Examples are then provided to demonstrate how to use this formula to evaluate definite integrals using techniques like partial fractions. The document also discusses several properties of definite integrals, such as how they are independent of the variable of integration and how to evaluate integrals of even and odd functions. Further examples demonstrate applying these properties. Self-practice problems with solutions are provided at the end.

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MATHS

Definite integrals
Newton-Leibnitz formula.
d
Let dx (F(x)) = f(x) x (a, b). Then

f (x) dx =

lim F(x) lim F(x).


x a

x b

Note : 1.

If a > b, then

f (x) dx =

lim F(x) lim F(x).


x a

x b

2.

If F(x) is continuous at a and b, then

f (x) dx = F(b) F(a)


a

Example # 1

Evaluate

Solution

1
1
1
=

( x 1)( x 2)
x 1
x2

dx
( x 1)( x 2)

dx
( x 1)( x 2) =

(by partial fractions)

n( x 1) n( x 2)12

9
= n3 n4 n2 + n3 = n
8

Self practice problems :


Evaluate the following
2

(1)

5x 2
x 2 4x 3

(2)

2 sec

dx

x x 3 2 dx

(3)

1 sec x

dx

Answers :

(1)

5 9 n 5 n 3

4
2
2

(2)

+
+2
1024
2

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+ 2 n
3 3
18

(3)

Property (1)

f (t) dt

f ( x ) dx =

i.e.

Property (2)

definite integral is independent of variable of integration.

f (x ) dx = f (x ) dx
b

Property (3)

f ( x ) dx =

Example # 2

f ( x ) dx +

f (x ) dx, where c may lie inside or outside the interval [a, b].
c

x3 : x 3
If f(x) = 2
, then find
3 x 1 : x 3
5

Solution

f ( x ) dx =

f (x ) dx.
2

f ( x ) dx +

f (x ) dx
3

x2

= ( x 3 ) dx + (3 x 1) dx = 2 3 x + x 3 x

2
2
3
3

94
+ 3 (3 2) + 53 33 + 5 3
2

5
3

211
2

Example # 3

Evaluate | x 5 | dx.
2

Solution

| x 5 | dx =

( x 5) dx +

( x 5) dx

=9

(2x 1) dx = (2x 1) + (2x 1)

Example # 4

Show that

Solution

L.H.S. = x2 + x ]20 = 4 + 2 = 6
R.H.S. = 25 + 5 0 + (4 + 2) (25 + 5) = 6

L.H.S. = R.H.S

Self practice problems :


Evaluate the following
2

(4)

| x

2x 3 | dx.

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3

(5)

[x] dx , where [x] is integral part of x.


0

t dt.
9

(6)

Answers :

(4)

Evaluate

e x ex

e x ex
1 ex

1
1

dx =

13

if f ( x ) f ( x ) i.e. f ( x ) is even
if f ( x ) f ( x ) i.e. f ( x ) is odd

dx

1 ex

Solution

(6)

Example # 5

a
2 f x dx ,
f ( x ) dx = ( f ( x ) f ( x )) dx = 0

0,
0
a

Property (4)

(5)

e x e x ex e x

1 ex
1 ex

e x e x e x (e x e x )

x
1 ex
dx =
e

dx

(e x e x ) dx = e 1 +

e2 1
(e 1 1)
=
e
1

Example # 6

Evaluate

cos x dx.

Solution

cos x dx = 2 cos x
1

Example # 7

Evaluate

log

Solution

i.e.

( cos x is even function)

2x
dx.
2 x

2x

Let f(x) = loge


2x
2x
2x
= log
= f(x)
f(x) = loge
e
2x
2x
f(x) is odd function
1

dx = 2

log

2x
dx = 0
2 x

Self practice problems :


Evaluate the following

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1

(7)

| x | dx.

(8)

sin

(9)

x dx.

cos x

Answers :

Property (5)

Further

dx.

1 ex

(7)

Prove that

Let =

g (sin x )
dx =
g (sin x ) g (cos x )

g (cos x )
dx = .
4
g (sin x ) g (cos x )

g (sin x )
dx
g (sin x ) g (cos x )

g sin x

2
=

g sin x g cos x

(9)

f (x ) dx = f (a x) dx

Solution

f (x ) dx = f (a b x ) dx

Example # 8

(8)

g (cosx)

g (cosx) g (sinx)

dx

on adding, we obtain

2 =

g (sin x )

g (cos x )

g (sin x ) g (cos x ) g (cos x) g (sin x) dx


0

dx

Self practice problems:


Evaluate the following

(10)

1 sin x

dx.

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(11)

sin x cos x

dx.

(12)

x sin x cos x

sin

(13)

dx
tan x

Answers :

(10)

(11)

loge 1 2

2 2

(12)

2
16

(13)

12

a
2 f x dx , if f (2a x) f (x)
= ( f ( x ) f (2a x )) dx =
0
0
0,
if f (2a x) f (x)

2a

Property (6)

dx.

x cos 4 x

f (x) dx

Example # 9

Evaluate

sin

x cos 3 x dx.

Solution

Let f(x) = sin3x cos3x

f( x) = f(x)

sin

x cos 3 x dx = 0

Example # 10 Evaluate

dx

1 2 sin

Solution

1 2 sin2 x
f( x) = f(x)

1 2 sin

sec 2 x dx
2

2
=

=2

sec 2 x dx
1 tan2 x 2 tan2 x

tan 3 tan x
1

2
0

is undefined, we take limit


2

1
1
Lt
tan
3
tan
x

tan
3
tan
0

3 x

2
=

dx

1 2 sin

=2

1 3 tan
0

tan

=2

dx

dx.

Let f(x) =

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=
3
2

2
=

Alternatively :

dx

1 2 sin

cos ec 2 x

cos ec 2 x 2

dx =

cos ec 2 x dx
cot 2 x 3

Observe that we are not converting in terms of tan x as it is not continuous in (0, )

1 cot x
1
=
tan

3
3
3 0

1
=

cot x
1 cot x
Lt tan 1

Lt tan

x
3 x 0
3


2 2 =
3
3

1
=

n sin x

Example # 11 Prove that

dx =

n cos x dx = n (sin 2x) dx =

n 2 .
2

Solution

Let =

n sin x dx

..........(i)

dx

n sin 2 x

(by property P 5)

n (cos x ) dx

..........(ii)

Adding (i) and (ii)

sin 2x
dx
2

n (sin x . cos x ) dx = n

2=

n (sin 2x ) dx n 2 dx

2=

2 = 1

n 2
2

..........(iii)

where

n (sin 2x ) dx
0

put 2x = t

dx =

L.L:x=0

U.L:x=
2

t=0

t=

1
dt
2

1 =

n (sin t )
0

1
2
2

1
dt
2

n (sin t ) dt

(by using property P 6)

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1 =

(iii) gives =

n 2
2

Self practice problems :


Evaluate the following


1
n x
x

1 x 2 dx.

(14)

(15)

sin 1 x
dx.
x

(16)

xn sin x

dx.

Answers :

Property (7)

n 2 (16)
2

n 2 (15)

(14)

2
n 2
2

If f(x) is a periodic function with period T, then


T

nT

(i)

f (x ) dx, n z

f ( x ) dx = n

a nT

(ii)

f ( x ) dx = n

f (x ) dx, n z, a R
0

nT

(iii)

f ( x ) dx = (n m)

f (x ) dx, m, n z
0

mT

a nT

nT

b nT

a nT

f ( x ) dx = f (x ) dx, n z, a R

(iv)

(v)

f ( x ) dx = f (x ) dx, n z, a, b R
2

Example # 12 Evaluate

{x}

dx.

1 3

Solution

e { x } dx =

n v

Example # 13 Evaluate

| cos x | dx ,
0

e { x } dx = 3 e { x } dx = 3
0

{x}

dx = 3(e 1)

< v < and n z.


2

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n v

Solution

| cos x | dx +

n v

| cos x | dx =

cos x

cos x

| cos x | dx

dx + n

/2

| cos x | dx

= (1 0) (sin v 1) + 2n

cos x

dx

= 2 sin v + 2n (1 0) = 2n + 2 sin v

Self practice problems :


Evaluate the following
2

(17)

{3 x }

dx.

2000

(18)

dx
1 e sin x

5
4

(19)

Answers :

Property (8)

dx.

sin 2x
sin x cos 4 x
4

(17)

3 (e 1)

If (x) f(x) (x)

(18)

for

dx.

( x ) dx

(19)

a x b, then

f ( x ) dx

1000

(x) dx
a

Property (9)

If m f(x) M for a x b, then m (b a)

f (x ) dx M (b a)
a

Further if f(x) is monotonically decreasing in (a, b), then f(b) (b a) <

f (x ) dx < f(a) (b a) and if f(x)


a

is monotonically increasing in (a, b), then f(a) (b a) <

f (x ) dx < f(b) (b a)
a

Property (10)

f ( x ) dx

f ( x ) dx

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b

Property (11) If f(x) 0 on [a, b], then

f (x) dx 0
a

Example # 14 For x (0, 1) arrange f1(x) =


1

order and hence prove that


<
6

Solution

4 x2

, f2(x) =

4x x
2

1
4 2x 2

1
and f3(x) =

4 x2 x3

in ascending

dx

0 < x3 < x2

2
4 2x < 4 x2 x3 < 4 x2

<

4 2

x2 < x2 + x3 < 2x2

2x2 < x2 x3 < x2

4 2x 2 < 4 x 2 x 3 < 4 x 2
f1(x) < f3(x) < f2(x)
for x (0, 1)
1

sin1

<
6

f1( x ) dx <

f3 ( x ) dx <

x

2

dx

<
0

4x x
2

Example # 15 Estimate the value of

<

f(x) =

<

sin1

2 0

dx

Let f(x) =

4 x2 x3

Solution

f (x) dx

4 2

sin x
dx.
x

sin x
x

x cos x sin x

(cos x )( x tan x )

<0
x
x2
f(x) is monotonically decreasing function.
f(0) is not defined, so we evaluate
2

Lt sin x = 1. Take f(0) = Lt f(x) = 1


f(x) = x 0
x 0
x

Lt

x 0

2
f =

2
. 0 <
2

1<

sin x
dx < 1 . 0
2

sin x
dx <
2
x

Example # 16 Estimate the value of

x2

dx using (i) rectangle, (ii) triangle.

Solution

(i)

By using rectangle

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1

Area OAED <

x2

dx < Area OABC

1<

x2

dx < 1 . e

1<

e x dx < e

(ii) By using triangle


1

Area OAED <

x2

dx < Area OAED + Area of triangle DEB

x2

1
1 < e dx < 1 +
. 1. (e 1)
2
0

1<

Example # 17 Estimate the value of

x2

dx < e 1
2

x2

dx by using

e dx .
x

For x (0, 1), e x < ex


2

Solution

11<

e x dx <

e dx
x

1<

x2

dx < e 1

Self practice problems :


1

(20)

Prove the following :

e x cos 2 x dx <

Prove the following : 0 <

sin

n 1

x dx <

(22)

Prove the following : e

(21)

e x cos 2 x dx

1
4

sin

x dx , n > 1

<

x2 x

dx < 1

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MATHS
1

(23)

1
Prove the following :

x 3 cos x
2 x2

dx <

sin x dx <

(24)

Prove the following : 1 <

(25)

Prove the following : 0 <

x dx

16 x

<

1
2

1
6

h( x )

Leibnitz Theorem :

If F(x) =

f (t) dt , then

g( x )

dF( x )
= h(x) f(h(x)) g(x) f(g(x))
dx

Proof :

Let P(t) =

f (t) dt
h( x )

F(x) =

f (t) dt = P(h(x)) P(g(x))

g( x )

dF( x )
= P(h(x)) h(x) P(g(x)) g(x)
dx
= f(h(x)) h(x) f(g(x)) g(x)

x2

Example # 18 If F(x) =

sin t dt , then find F(x).

Solution

F(x) = 2x .

e3 x

Example # 19 If F(x) =

e2 x

sin x 2 1 .

sin x

t
dt , then find first and second derivative of F(x) with respect to n x
log e t

at x = n 2.
Solution

2x

e3x
dF( x )
dx
dF( x )
3x
2x e
3
.
e
.

2
.
e

x = e6x e4x.
d n x = dx
d ( n x ) =
n e 3 x
n e 2x

d 2F( x )
d ( n x ) 2

d
d
1
= d (n x ) (e6x e4x) =
(e6x e4x)
= (6 e6x 4 e4x) x
dx
dnx / dx

First derivative of F(x) at x = n 2


Second derivative of F(x) at x = n 2

(i.e. ex = 2) is 26 24 = 48
(i.e. ex = 2) is (6 . 26 4 . 24) . n 2 = 5 . 26 . n 2.

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x 2
e t dt

Example # 20 Evaluate xLt

2t 2

dt

x 2
e t dt

Lt 0

Solution

form

2t 2

dt

Applying L Hospital rule


x

2 . e t dt . e x

Lt

1 . e 2x

2 . e t dt

Lt

Example # 21 If f(x) =

log ex

ex

f(x) =

n x

2 . ex

2x . e x

=0

dt
x t , then find f(x).
x

Solution

Lt

x t 2

1
1
1
1

=
+

x n x ( x t ) n x 2x x x n x

dt + 1 . 1 1
2x
x

1
1
1
1
x n x +
x x n x
2x
2x

x 1
n x 1
1
x x n x = x x n x
x

dt
n ( x t )
Alternatively : f(x) =
(treating t as constant)
xt

n x
n x

f(x) = n 2x n (x + n x)
f(x) =

1
n x 1
1

1
x n x 1 = x x n x
x

x
1

Example # 22 Evaluate

xb 1
, b being parameter..
nx
1

Solution

Let (b) =

d (b )
=
db

xb 1
nx dx

x b nx
dx + 0 0
nx

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MATHS
(using modified Leibnitz Theorem)
1

x b 1

x dx =
b 1

=
0

1
b 1

(b) = n (b + 1) + c
b=0
(0) = 0
c=0
(b) = n (b+1)
1

tan 1(ax )

Example # 23 Evaluate

Let (a) =

Solution

tan 1(ax )
x 1 x2

dx
1

d (a)
=
da

dx , a being parameter..

x 1 x2

(1 a 2 x 2 ) x 1 x 2

dx =

Put x = sin t
L.L. : x = 0

dx = cos t dt
t=0

U.L. : x = 1

t=

d (a)
=
da

1 a

1
cos t dt =
cos
t
sin t
2

1 a2

(a) =

But (0) = 0

(a) =

(1 a x ) 1 x 2

1 a
0

) tan 2 t

1 a2

dt
2

sin 2 t

sec 2 t dt

1 (1 a

dx
2 2

1
2

tan

1 a 2 tan t 2

n a 1 a + c

c=0

n a 1 a

Self Practice Problems :


x3

(26)

If f(x) =

cos t dt, find f(x).

(27)

g(x)

If f(x) = e

and g(x) =

1 t

dt, then find the value of f(2).

(28)

If x =

dt
1 4t 2

and

d2 y
dx 2

= Ry, then find R

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MATHS
x2

(29)

If f(x) =

sin t dt , then find f(x).

(30)

If (x) = cos x

( x t ) (t) dt, then find the value of (x) + (x).


0

(n t )
x

(31)

Find the value of the function f(x) = 1 + x +

2n t dt, where f(x) vanishes.

x2

(32)

Evaluate xLt
0

cos t

dt

x sin x

(33)

Evaluate

n (1 b cos x) dx, b being parameter..


0

Answers :

2
17

(26)

3x2

(29)

x2 (2x sin x2 sin x) + (cos x cos x2) 2x

(31)

1+

cos x 3

2
e

(27)

(32)

(28)

(33)

(30)

cos x

1 1 b2

n
2

Definite Integral as a limit of sum


Let f(x) be a continuous real valued function defined on the closed interval [a, b] which is divided into n parts
as shown in figure.

The point of division on x-axis are a, a + h, a + 2h ..........a + (n 1)h, a + nh, where

ba
= h.
n

Let Sn denotes the area of these n rectangles.


Then, Sn = hf(a) + hf(a + h) + hf(a + 2h) + ........+hf(a + (n 1)h)
Clearly, Sn is area very close to the area of the region bounded by curve y = f(x), xaxis and the ordinates

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x = a, x = b.
b

Hence

f (x) dx =

Lt

Sn

n 1

n 1

h f (a rh) =

f ( x ) dx = Lt

r 0

Lt

ba
(b a ) r
a

n f
n

r0

Note :
1.
We can also write
n

Sn = hf(a + h) + hf (a + 2h) + .........+ hf(a + nh) and

f ( x ) dx = Lt

n 1

2.

If a = 0, b = 1,

f ( x ) dx = n Lt

ba
ba
a
r
n f
n

n r 1

1 r

n f n

r 0

Steps to express the limit of sum as definte integral :


Step 1. Replace

r
1
by
by x,
by dx and n Lt

n
n

r

Step 2. Evaluate n Lt
n by putting least and greatest values of r as lower and upper limits respectively..
pn

For example n Lt

r 1

1 r
f
n n =

f (x) dx
0

r
r


( n Lt
= 0, n Lt
= p)
n
n
r 1
r np

Example # 24 : Evaluate

Lt

1
1
1
1
1 n 2 n 3 n ......... 2n

Lt

1
1
1
1
1 n 2 n 3 n ......... 2n

Solution

n
n

= n Lt

r n
r 1
n

= n Lt

r 1

1
1
=
n r
1
n

dx
1
x 1 = n ( x 1)0 = n 2

n2
n3
3
n 1
2
2
.........
Example # 25 : Evaluate n Lt
.
2
2
2
2

5
n
n 2
n 3
n 1

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MATHS
2n

Lt

Solution

r 1

2n

nr
2

Lt
r2 = n

r 1

r
n
2
r
1
n
1

1
n

Lt

r
= 0, when r = 1, lower limit = 0
n

Lt

r
=
n

and

n
2

1 x

1 x

Lt

dx =

2n
= 2, when r = 2n, upper limit = 2
n

1 x

dx +

1
2

2x

1 x

dx

1
2
+ 2 log e (1 x )

= [ tan x ]

= tan1 2 +

1
n 5
2

Example # 26 : Evaluate
1

Lt

n! n
n .
n
1

Solution

n! n
Let y = n Lt
n
n

n!
1
n y = n Lt
n n

n
n
1 . 2 . 3 ........n
1

= n Lt
n

nn

1 n 1 n 2 n 3 ..... n n

= n Lt

n
n
n
n n

Lt

1
n

n n
r 1

nx dx x n x x

= (0 1) Lt x n x + 0

x 0

= 1 0 = 1

y=

1
e

Self Practice Problems :


Evaluate the following limits

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MATHS
Lt

1
1
1
1

....

2
2
2
2
n
n n
n 2n
n n2

Lt

1
1
1
1
1 n 2 n 3 n ....... 5n

Lt

2
3
n
1 3
sin
2 sin 3
3 sin 3
........ n sin3
2
4n
4n
4n
4n
n

(34)

(35)

(36)

n 1

Lt

(37)

1
n r2
2

r 0

n
n
n
n

......
1

n3
n6
n9
n 3(n 1)

3
n

Lt

(38)

Answers :

(34)

(37)

2 1

(35)

(38)

n 5

(36)

2
9 2

(52 15)

Reduction formulae in definite Integrals:

1.

If n =

sin
0

n 1

x dx , then show that n =
n n2

Proof : n =

sin

x dx

n = sinn1 x cos x

2
0

(n 1) sin

n 2

x . cos 2 x dx

= (n 1)

sin

n2

x . (1 sin 2 x ) dx

= (n 1)

sin

n2

x dx (n 1)

sin

x dx

n + (n 1) n = (n 1) n2
n 1

n =
n n2

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sin

Note : 1.

x dx =

cos

x dx

n 1 n 3 n 5


..... or
n =
0
1
n n2 n4

2.

, =1
2 1

according as n is even or odd. 0 =

n 1 n 3 n 5
1

........ . , if n is even

2 2
n n 2 n 4
Hence n =
n 1 n 3 n 5
2

........ . 1 , if n is odd

n
n

2
n

2.

If n =

tan

x dx , then show that n + n2 =

n =

Solution

(tan x)

n2

1
n 1

. tan2x dx

(tan x)

n2

(sec2x 1) dx

(tan x)

n2

sec2x dx

(tan x)

n2

dx

(tan x )n 1 4
n2
=
n 1 0

n =

1
n2
n 1

n + n2 =

1
n 1

3.

If m,n =

sin
0

x . cosn x dx , then show that m,n =

m 1

m n m2, n

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Solution

m,n =

sin

m 1

x (sin x cosn x ) dx

sinm 1 x . cosn 1 x 2
+
=
n 1

m 1

=
n 1

m 1

=
n 1

sin

m2

cos n 1 x
(m 1) sinm2 x cos x dx
n 1

x . cosn x . cos 2 x dx

sin

m2

x . cosn x sinm x . cos n x dx

m 1
m 1


=

m2,n
n

n 1 m,n
m 1
m 1
=

1
n 1 m,n n 1 m2,n

m 1

m,n =
m n m2,n

Note : 1.

m 1 m 3 m 5


........ or according as m is even or odd.
m,n =
0,n
1,n
mn mn2 mn 4

0,n =

cos

x dx and 1,n =

2.

sin x . cos

x dx =

1
n 1

Wallis Formula

m,n

(m 1) (m 3) (m 5 ) .........( n 1) (n 3) (n 5).......
when both m, n are even

(m n) (m n 2) (m n 4)........
2

(m 1) (m 3 ) (m 5) .........( n 1) (n 3) (n 5).......
otherwise

(m n) (m n 2) (m n 4)........

Example # 27 : Evaluate

sin

x cos 2 x(sin x cos x ) dx .

Solution

Given integral =

sin

x cos 2 x dx +

sin

x cos 3 x dx

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=0+2

sin

x cos 3 x dx

( sin3x cos2x is odd and sin2x cos3x is even)

1. 2
4
= 2. 5 . 3 . 1 =
15

Example # 28 : Evaluate

x sin

x cos 6 x dx .

Let =

Solution

x sin

x cos 6 x dx

( x) sin ( x) cos
5

( x ) dx

sin

x sin

. cos x dx

x . cos 6 x dx

sin

2 = . 2

x . cos 6 x dx

4 . 2 . 5 . 3 .1
11 . 9 . 7 . 5 . 3 . 1

8
693
1

Example # 29 : Evaluate

(1 x )5 dx .

Solution
L.L
U.L.

Put x = sin2
:x=0

=0

:x=1

dx = 2 sin cos d

(1 x )5 dx =

sin

(cos 2 )5 2 . sin . cos d

=2.

sin

cos11 d

6 . 4 . 2 . 10 . 8 . 6 . 4 . 2
= 2 . 18 . 16 . 14 . 12 . 10 . 8 . 6 . 4 . 2

1
504

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Self Practice Problems:
Evaluate the following

(39)

sin

x dx .

x cos 4 x dx .

(40)

sin
0

(41)

sin 1 x dx .

(42)

x a2 x 2

7
2

dx .

(43)

3/2

2 x dx.

Answers :

(39)

8
15

(43)

(40)

8
315

(41)

16

245
14

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(42)

a9
9

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