Chapter 14. Techniques of Integration: Exercises 14.2
Chapter 14. Techniques of Integration: Exercises 14.2
Chapter 14. Techniques of Integration: Exercises 14.2
Exercises 14.2
1. (a)
cos 2x cos 2x
x sin 2x dx = −x + dx
2 2
x cos 2x sin 2x
= − + +c
2 4
2. (a)
2
t2 t 1
t ln t dt = ln t · − · dt
2 2 t
t2 t2
= ln t · − + c
2 4
Exercises 14.3
not provided
Exercises 14.4
1–3. not provided
4. The partial fractions and solutions are as follows:
(a)
3
1 5 1 128
+ dx = ln = 1.8767
2 2(x + 1) 2(x − 1) 2 3
(b)
2 1 2
2
+ dt = ln |t + 1| − +c
(t + 1) t+1 t+1
(c)
t 3 1 ln |t2 + 1|
+ 2 + dt = + 3 tan−1 t + ln |t| + c
t2 +1 t +1 t 2
(d)
5 4
− dt = 5 ln |t − 2| − 2 ln |2t − 1| + c
t − 2 2t − 1
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Review Exercises 14
1. (a)
1 11 11
1 1 z 11
(9t + 2)10 dt = z 10 dz = = 2.8819 × 109
0 9 2 9 11 2
(b)
5 −4 −4
z7
(−t + 1) dt = −
6
z dz = −
6
= 2322
3 −2 7 −2
(c)
3 11 11
1 1 z 28
(4x − 1) dx = 27 27
z dz = = −1.2 × 1036
6 4 23 4 28 23
(d)
√ 1 √ 1 2z 3/2 2
3t + 1dt = zdz = + c = (3t + 1)3/2 + c
3 3 3 9
(e)
1 (9y − 2)18
(9y − 2) dy = 17
z 17 dz = +c
9 162
(f)
2 9
3 3
dz = y −6 dy = 9.09 × 10−5
0 (2z + 5)6 2 5
(g)
1 1
t2 sin(t3 )dt = sin z dz = − cos t3 + c
3 3
(h)
1 x3 +1
e +c
3
(i)
0.5 cos 1
1 1 cos 1
sin 2t ecos 2t dt = − ez dz = − [ez ]1 = 0.501
0 2 1 2
(j)
π −1 −1
z3 2
sin t cos2 t dt = − z 2 dz = − =
0 1 3 1 3
(k)
√
√ 2
cos t sin tdt = zdz = (sin t)3/2 + c
3
2. not provided
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3. (a)
1 1
I= ln t · dt = ln t · ln t − ln t · dt
t t
2I = (ln t)2
1
I = (ln t)2 + c
2
4. not provided
5. (a) 13 ln |t3 + 1| + c
π/3 π/3 1 3
(b) 0 sin t cos t dt = 0 2 sin 2t dt = 8
e) ln(ex + 1) + c
−2
cos3 1
6. (a) − 3e2 − 3 + 11
6 = 1.578
4e 24469
(b) 3 + 78 = 317.329
π
(c) 0
1 + ω dt = π(1 + ω)
(d) The partial fractions and solution are
2
1 1 π
+ dt = − tan−1 0.5 + ln 2 + = 1.01489
1 t2 + 1 t 4
(e) 1.210 49
(f) The partial fractions and solution are
3
1 1 ln 7
+ dx = = 0.973
1 2x + 1 2x 2
7. 3
1 + 2e2x 3
2x
dx = ln |x + e2x | 1 = 3.88
1 x+e
(b)
(1 + x) sin x dx = −(1 + x) cos x + cos x dx = −(1 + x) cos x + sin x + c
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(c)
2 2
x sin(1 + x)dx = [−x cos(1 + x)]21 + cos(1 + x)dx
1 1
= −2 cos 3 + cos 2 + [sin(1 + x)]21
= −2 cos 3 + cos 2 + sin 3 − sin 2
= 0.7957
6
t 1 37 du
√ dt = √
3 t2 + 1 2 10 u
37
= u1/2
10
√ √
= 37 − 10
= 2.9205
(e)
1 1 1 1
dt = − − dt
t + 2t2 + t
3 t t + 1 (t + 1)2
1
= ln |t| − ln |t + 1| + +c
t+1
5 t=5
1 du
dt =
1 1 + et t=1 (u − 1)u
t=5
1 1
= +− du
t=1 u u−1
= [− ln |u| + ln |u − 1|]t=5
t=1
t
5
e
= ln
1 + et 1
= 0.3066
9. not provided
2 2 2
10. Rewrite the integrand as x2 (xex ) and note that the derivative of ex is 2xex . Then use integration by
parts:
x2 x2 x2 2 2
x2 2e e 2e ex ex
2
x (xe )dx = x − 2xdx = x − +c= (x2 − 1) + c
2 2 2 2 2
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