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    CPP - SANKALP_II-09-PH-VI

    CPP
    INDEFINITE INTEGRTION – SHEET - 9
    Miscelleneous Integrals
    Level-1 & 2

    (sin   cos )d


    1. Integrate l =  (cos   sin ) sin  cos   sin 2  cos 2 

    x 7 / 6

     x 5 / 6 dx
    2. Integrate l = x 1/ 3 2
    ( x  x  1) 1/ 2
    x 1/ 2
    ( x 2  x  1)1/ 3

    ( x  1) x 4  2x 3  x 2  2x  1
    3. Integrate l =  x 2 ( x  1)
    dx.

    4. Let f (x) be a polynomial function of degree 2 satisfying


    f (x) x2  x 1 2  2x  1 
     3
    dx = ln + tan–1   + C,
    x 1 x 1 3  3 
    where C is indefinite integration constant.
    (a) Find the value of f (1).
    1  6 cosec x
    (b) Let  d (sin x ) = g(x) + K, where g(x) contains no constant term.
    6  f (sin x )

    Then find the value of Lim g ( t ) . (where K is indefinite integration constant.)



    t
    2

    5  f (sin x )  f (cos x )
    (c) Let  dx = h(x) + , where h(1) = –1.
    sin x  cos x
    Find the value of tan–1 h (2)  + tan–1 h (3) . (where  is indefinite integration constant.)

    sin 4 x
    5. If the primitive of the function f(x) = with respect to x is tan x + g (x) + C,
    cos2 x
       
    where g(0) = 0 and C is a constant of integration, then find the value of 8   g    
    8  12  

    x2  x
    6. Evaluate:  x dx
    (e  x  1) 2

    sec x dx
    7.  cos(2x  )  cos 

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    CPP - SANKALP_II-09-PH-VI

    x  e x (sin x  cos x )  sin x cos x


    8.  ( x 2  2e x sin x  cos 2 x) 2 dx

    2
    tan x
    9.  sin 4 x · e dx

    2
    ( x sin x  cos x ) 
    x cos 2 x  ( x sin x  cos x ) 
    10. e  x2 
    dx
     

    m
    x 2009 1  x 2 
    11. If the primitive of the function f (x) = w.r.t. x is equal to  C
    (1  x 2 )1006 n  1  x 2 
    then find (m + n) (where m, n  N).

    6
    12.  (x  x 4  x 2 ) · ( 2 x 4  3x 2  6)1 2 dx

    e x
     e x
    cos e x
     e x 
      e
    4
     x
     e x
    cos e x
     e x 
     
    4
    13.
     x
    dx

    ANSWER KEY (II – SHEET - 9)


    R 3 2  1/ 6
    3R  1 
    1. cosec–1 (1 + sin2) + k 2. – 6  3  2  3R  logR  , where R =  x  x  1 –1
       

     2  t8  3
    3. t 2  2t  3 – log  t  1  t  2t  3  + 3 sin–1  t  2  4. (a) – 3 ; (b) ln 3; (c)
    4
    1 2(cot   tan x )
    5. 1 6. C – ln(1 + (x + 1)e–x) – 7. C
    1  (x  1)e  x
    sin 
    1 2
    8. C – 9. C – 2 e tan x
    cos 4 x
    2( x  2e sin x  cos 2 x )
    2 x

    cos x ( 2 x 6  3x 4  6 x 2 ) 3 2
    10. e(x sin x + cos x) · +C 11. 3015 12.
    x 18
     
    13. 2 2 cos (e  x ) sin (e x )  cos (e x )  C 

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