Mathematics 1



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MES-2 3rd week

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Integration by parts

  • Integrands often arise as products of other functions.
  • Integration by parts is a technique which uses the product rule in reverse
  • Recall the formula of differentiation of a product:
  • d(uv) = udv+ vdu.
  • Integrating the both sides we have:
  • dx= dx + dx, then
  • dx=uv- dx - this is the formula known as integration by parts.
  • The aim is that the integral on the RHS is simpler than the one on the LHS.
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Integration by parts – how to apply

  • To apply the method of integration by parts:
  • 1. Identify u(x) and v′(x) to ensure that dx is simpler than dx
  • 2. Determine u′(x) and v(x) =dx
  • 3. Plug these into the formula: dx=uv- dx
  • 4. Do remaining integral, remembering the constant of integration when it is indefinite.
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Integration by parts –example1.41

F dx

Solution:

we choose =u; =, then = ; =1

= -+= =-++c

Pay attention that if we choose sinx=u we will get in LHS more complicated integral than the original one:

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Integration by parts –example1.42

dx

Solution:

we choose =u; =, then =; =1

= = -= +c

Verify by differentiation:

(+c)= +0= ,so the solution is correct

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integration by parts twice–example

dx

Solution:

we choose =;, then =; =

dx== -

Now we apply the integration by parts to again:

we choose =;, then =; =

-=-

And finally:

dx=-+ +C

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Integration by parts and substitution–example

dx

Solution:

we choose =;=, then =; =

dx==-

Now use substitution: =y; then

=-=;

dx= + C

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Integration using Partial Fractions

  • Knowing how to decompose fractions will be beneficial to us when trying to integrate certain rational functions which look like
  • General Strategy for Partial Fractions Decomposition:
  • Divide if Improper: If is an improper fraction (if the degree of N(x) is greater than or equal to the degree of D(x)), divide D(x) into N(x) to find = polynomial +
  • Factor Denominator: Completely factor the denominator into factors of the form (px + q)m and (ax2 + bx + c)n , where ax2 + bx + c is irreducible
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Integration using Partial Fractions- continuation

  • Aa
  • Dd
  • Linear Factors: For each factor of the form (px + q)m, the partial fractions decomposition consists of the sum of m terms + + ... +
  • Quadratic Factors: For each factor of the form (ax2 + bx + c)n , the partial fractions decomposition consists of the sum of n terms + + ... +
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Integration using Partial Fractions- example 1.46

  • Find
  • Solution:
  • Split=;Find A &B
  • Multiply both sides by
  • 3=A(x+3) + Bx;
  • Set x=0 gives: 3A=3; A=1;
  • Set x=-3 gives: -3B=3;B=-1
  • Integrate
  • = -
  • Doing substitution u=x+3 for the second integral we have:
  • lnx-ln(x+3) +C=ln+C
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Integration using Partial Fractions- example-1

  • Find
  • Solution:
  • At first divide ( for details see the auxiliary slide No13)
  • The division gives: 4x+8+
  • Now factor the denominator:⇒4x+8+;
  • then as in the previous example split=; Find A &B
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Integration using Partial Fractions- example-1- continuation

  • A(x-2)+Bx=13x+5
  • Set x=2 gives: 2B=26x+5=31; Set x=0 gives:
  • -2A=5; hence B= : A=-

  • Integrate
  • =- + +
  • Doing substitution u=x-2 for the last integral we have:
  • =22+8-lnx+ ln(x-2)+C
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Examples-1 auxiliary - long division of polynomials

  • Divide
  • For the moment, ignore the other terms and look just at the leading of the divisor and the leading 4x3 of the dividend.
  • 4x
  • Take that 4x, and multiply it through the divisor,
  • 4x
  • 3-8x2)
  • 8x2
  • Now we should look at the from the divisor and the new leading term, the 8x2, in the bottom line of the division.
  • 4x+8 ⇙Take that 8, and multiply it through the divisor,
  • 3-8x2)
  • 8x2
  • -(8x2)
        • 13x+5
              • so we finally get 4x+8+
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Integration using Partial Fractions- example-2

  • Example: Find
  • Solution:
  • At first factor the denominator:(x2 =
  • =((x-2)(x+1))2= (x-2) 2(x+1)2- There are two repeated linear factors!
  • Then split=++; We should find: A; B; C and D
  • =A(x-2)(x+1)2 C(
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Integration using Partial Fractions- example-1st continuation

  • Set x=-1 gives: D(-1-2) =-1-2-1⇒9D=-4; D=-
  • Set x=2 gives: B(2+1)=8+4-1 ⇒9B=11; B=
  • Set x=0 gives:-2A+B+4C+4D ⇒-2A++4C- ⇒-2A+4C= ⇒-A+2C= ⇒A-2C=
  • Set x=1gives:-4A+4B+2C+D=1+2-1⇒2 ⇒
  • -4A++2C- =2 ⇒-4A+2C=- ⇒-2A+C=- ⇒ 2A-C=

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Integration using Partial Fractions- example-2 2nd continuation

Then:⇒ ⇒3C=;

C=

2A-= ⇒2A= ; A=

  • Integrate:
  • =++
  • + - =ln-+ln+ =ln-

    -+ln+F

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