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Indefinite Integration: D FX FX DX

The document provides standard formulae and methods for indefinite integration. It lists 18 standard formulae for integrating common functions like polynomials, trigonometric functions, and exponential functions. It also describes 9 types of integration methods, including substitution, integration by parts, recognizing patterns in quadratic or linear terms, and dividing the numerator and denominator by certain expressions. The goal is to provide reference material for evaluating indefinite integrals using standard formulae and techniques.

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Indefinite Integration: D FX FX DX

The document provides standard formulae and methods for indefinite integration. It lists 18 standard formulae for integrating common functions like polynomials, trigonometric functions, and exponential functions. It also describes 9 types of integration methods, including substitution, integration by parts, recognizing patterns in quadratic or linear terms, and dividing the numerator and denominator by certain expressions. The goal is to provide reference material for evaluating indefinite integrals using standard formulae and techniques.

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INDEFINITE INTEGRATION

d
f ( x) F ( x)
If dx

Then F ( x)dx f ( x) c
Prop. of integration:
(1) kf ( x)dx k f ( x)dx (3) { f ( x) g ( x)}dx f ( x)dx g ( x)dx
F (ax b)
(2) If f ( x)dx F ( x) c then f (ax b)dx a
c

Std formulae :
x n 1 dx
(1) x dx n
c (2) ln x c
n 1 x

ax
e dx e c a dx c
x x x
(3) (4)
ln a

(5) sin xdx cos x c (6) cos xdx sin x c


sec xdx tan x c cos ec xdx cot x c
2 2
(7) (8)

(9) sec x tan xdx sec x c (10) cos ecx cot xdx cos ecx c

(11) tan xdx ln sec x c (12) cot xdx ln sin x c

(13) sec xdx ln sec x tan x c (14) cos ecxdx ln cos ecx cot x c

dx x dx 1 x
(15) a x2 2
sin 1
a
c (16) a 2
x 2
tan 1 c
a a

dx 1 xa dx
(17) x 2
a 2
ln
2a x a
c (18) x a2 2
ln( x x 2 a 2 ) c

dx dx 1 x
(19) x a
2 2
ln( x x 2 a 2 ) c (20) x sec1
x2 a2 a a

Methods of integration:
1. Substitution method: In case of f ( x)dx , if we substitute x=F(t) then
(I) F(t) must take all values of x
(II) x F (t ) dx F '(t )dt
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(III) Everywhere, x must be replaced by t
(IV) F(t) must be cont &differentiable &invertible f F (t ) .F '(t )dt F ( x)dx
Integration by parts:

f ( x).g ( x)dx f ( x). g ( x)dx f '( x) g ( x)dx dx


Usually we take 1st function &2nd function according to ILATE rule.
Sometimes there is only one function , then we have to take 1 as 2nd function

Ex- log xdx log x.1dx


Sometimes there is only one function, then we have to split that function into two function one is
integrable & other is differentiable
Ex- sec3 xdx sec x.sec 2 xdx

Std:

e f ( x) f '( x) dx e f ( x) c
x x

f ( x) xf '( x) dx x. f ( x) c
f '( x)
f ( x)
dx ln f ( x) c

f '( x)
f ( x)
dx 2 f ( x) c

eax
e sin bxdx (a sin bx b cos bx) c
ax

a 2 b2

eax
e cos bxdx a2 b2 (b sin bx a cos bx) c
ax

f ( x)
n 1

f ( x) f '( x)dx c
n

n 1

Std. types of integration:

dx dx 1 x dx 1 xa
TYPE-1: quad use x 2
a 2
tan 1 c &
a a
x 2
a 2
ln
2a x a
c

linear d
TYPE-2: quad . dx use linear A dx (quad .) B where, A and B are constant.

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dx dx dx x
TYPE-3: use ln( x x 2 a 2 ) c , sin 1 c
quad . x a
2 2
a x
2 2 a

dx(linear ) d
TYPE-4: quad .
use linear A (quad . B
dx

x 2 a2
TYPE-5: quad .dx. use x 2 a 2 dx
2
x a 2 ln x x 2 a 2 c
2

x 2 a2 x
a 2 x 2 dx
2
a x 2 sin 1 c
2 a

d
TYPE-6: linear quad .dx use l A quad B
dx

dx dx n1
TYPE-7: 1
1
substitute 1 xn t nx dx dt
x (1 x )
n n n
x n 1
1 x n n

1
x2 1 1 2
TYPE-8: 4 dx divide the N r & D r by x 2 such that x dx
x kx 1
2
x k 2
2 1
x

1 1
Consider x t 1 2 dx dt
x x
2
1 1 1
x2 x 2 1 2
And use x
2
x when numerator is x or

2
1 1 1
x2 x 2 1 2
x
2
x When numerator is x .

dx
L substitute L2 t
2
TYPE-9
1 L2

dx
Q substitute L t
2
TYPE-10:
L

dx 1
TYPE-11: L Q
substitute L
t

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dx 1 tdt
Q substitute x quad .1
2
TYPE-12: & then & then substitute quad.(2)= u
Q t quad . 2

x
x x dx substitute x sin cos2
2
TYPE-13: dx or
x

x
x x dx substitute x sec tan
2 2
TYPE-14: dx or
x

Method of partial fraction:

f ( x)
If f(x) & g(x) are two polynomials then is known as rational function.
g ( x)

Improper fraction when deg.( f ( x)) deg.( g ( x))


Proper fraction when deg.( f ( x)) deg.( g ( x))
Improper fraction can be converted into proper fraction by using division of polynomials.
Proper fractions of different forms can be converted into partial fractions by the methods given as:

Form-1:

px 2 qx r A B C

x x x x x x
px2 qx r A( x )( x ) B( x )( x ) C ( x )( x ) & then compare the co- efficient of x 2 , x & x0

Form-2:
r

N A1 A2 An B
.....
( x a ) ( x b) ( x a ) ( x a )
n 2
( x a ) ( x b)
n

Cross multiply & then compare the co-efficient.

Form-3:

Nr Ax B C D
2
( x a)( x b)( x c) x a ( x b) ( x c)
2

Cross multiply & compare the co-efficient.

Integration of trig. Function:

dx
TYPE-1: a b cos 2
x c sin 2 x d sin x cos x
r r 2
Multiply N & D .by sec x and then substitute tanx=t.

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x x
1 tan 2 2 tan
dx x
TYPE-2:
2 2
use cos x & sin x & then substitute tan t .
a b cos x c sin x x x 2
1 tan 2 1 tan 2
2 2

a cos x b sin x d r
l cos x m sin x ndx convert N A.D B D c .
r r
TYPE-3:
dx

sin
n
TYPE-4: x.cos m xdx.

Case-1: If m, n are ve even integers. Then reduce the degree of sin x & cos x & convert them into multiple
angles.

Case-2: At least one of m, n is odd int. If n odd then subs. Cos x = t, m odd then subs. Sin x = t.

Case=3: If m+n = -ve even int., subs. tan x =t or cot x = t.

sin x cos x
N t , N r dx dt & (sin x cos x) 2 1 sin 2 x
r
TYPE-5: dx use
f (sin 2 x)

TYPE-6: sin mx.cos nxdx, sin mx.sin nxdx, cos mx.cos nxdx, use transformation formulae.
REDUCTION FORMULAE:

TRIGO. NON-TRIGO.

1. Int. by parts 1. Int. by parts


2. Break the function into integrable & 2. Most of the time 1 is taken as integrable function
Differentiable function
3. I n I n2 3. I n I n1

Ex- In sin n xdx Ex- In x n .e x dx

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