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The document outlines a mathematics curriculum for the academic year 2024-2025, focusing on calculus and integration techniques. It includes various exercises on topics such as partial fractions, absolute integrals, substitution methods, and applications of integration like area under curves and volumes of solids of revolution. Additionally, it features exercises on centroids and the trapezium rule for approximating integrals.

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The document outlines a mathematics curriculum for the academic year 2024-2025, focusing on calculus and integration techniques. It includes various exercises on topics such as partial fractions, absolute integrals, substitution methods, and applications of integration like area under curves and volumes of solids of revolution. Additionally, it features exercises on centroids and the trapezium rule for approximating integrals.

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TO SUCCESS BEPANDA.

ACADEMIC YEAR 2024-2025

EVENING CLASSES Duration :


MATHEMATICS Coef :
U6 Arts 2th Tuto :
TUTORIAL2 ON CALCULUS : Induced INTEGRATION
UPPERSIXTH SCIENCE AND ARTS 2nd Nov 2024.
Student Name :

CALCULUS 1.

Here we work with the different concept that defines integration.


Exercise 1: Partial fractions
6
x +3 1 1 1
Evaluate a)∫ 2
dx b)∫ 2 dx c)∫ dx d)∫ 2 dx e)
( x−2 ) x −1 ( 3−x ) (x +1) 4 x −9
9 3 7
2−x x +7
∫ ( 2 x−1 ) (1−x ) dx f)∫ dx g) ∫ xx++12 dx h)∫ ( x−3x+1 dxi)
2 ( 3+ x ) (x−1) 2 5 ) (x −1)
6 3 3 5
x +1 x +1
2 2
∫ ( x−2 ) (x +1) dx j) ∫ 4x2x+1 dx k) ∫ 2
dx l) ∫ x +5(x+ 3 )2 dx m) ∫ x 21−4 dx n)
2 −1 2 ( x−1 ) (x +1) 2 ( x −1) x+ 2 3
1
2 4 4
x 2 +3
∫ x+ 3 2 x+3
4

∫ ( 1−2 x ) (1+ x 2) dx ∫1 x (1+ x 2) dx r)


x+2 q)
1 x +2
dx s)∫ 2
3 x −4
dx
0

0 2
2 x +8
t) ∫ ( x−3 ) (x 2 +1)
dx leaving your answer in terms of natural logarithms . u)express
−1
4
6 x +1 6 x +1
( 2 x−3 ) (3 x−2)
∈¿partial fractions. Hence prove that ∫ ( 2 x−3 ) (3 x−2)
2

Exercise 2 :Absolute integral


4 1 4 1 6
Evaluate a) ∫ ¿ x−2∨dx b) ∫ ¿ x∨dx c)∫ ¿ 2 x−3∨dxd)∫ ¿ 2 x+1∨dx e) ∫ ¿ 3 x−12∨dx
0 −1 −2 −2 −1
4 3
f)∫ ¿ x∨dx g) ∫ ¿ x−2∨dx
−2 −1

Sir , TALATOU
©DEPTM OF MATHEMATICS 1
0770(765)/ Pure Maths.
( px +q )n+1
 Generally ∫ ( px +q )n dx = p(n+ 1)
+c

2 1

∫ ( 10 x +5 ) dx b)∫ √ 2 6x +5 dx c)
7 1
∫ √ 2−x dx d) ∫ ( 3 x +4 ) dx
3

0 0

Exercise 3: By substitution

a) Using the substitution t 2=x−1


6
x
Solve ∫ √ x−1 dx
2
b) By making the substitution u2=x +5
1
x
Solve ∫ dx
0 √ x2 +5
3
c) Using the substitution u2=2 x +3Solve ∫ √ x−1
2 x +3
dx
0

Exercise 4: Half angle substitution

a) Using the substitution t = tan ( 2x ),Show that i)∫ sec x dx=¿∨sec x + tan x∨+k
ii)
1
∫ 1+sin x+ cos x
dx=¿ 1+ tan
x
2 | |
1
Express ∈¿partial fractions. Use the substitution t= tan x show that
( 3t +1 ) (t +3)
π π
1
4
1 4

dx = ∫ ( 3 t+1 )(t+3) dx hence , show that


1 1 1
∫ 3+5 sin 2x 0
∫ 3+5 sin 2x
dx= ∈3 .
8
0 0
1
b) Using the substitution t = tan x evaluate ∫ dx
1+sin x

By part integral (∫ udv dx=uv −∫ vdu dx )

a) Given that y=∫ xe dx ,find y interms of x.


x

1 3 1 1
Evaluate i)∫ x e dx ii)∫ x Inxdx iii)∫ (x+ 2) e dx iv)∫ x ( 1−x
2 10
2 2x 2 x+ 2
) dx v)
0 1 0 0

∫ e2 x sin 3 xdx vii)∫ Inxdx viii)∫ arctan xdx

Exercise 5: Integration of powers of trig(odd , even , multiple angles)

Sir , TALATOU
©DEPTM OF MATHEMATICS 2
0770(765)/ Pure Maths.
Odd :
Find a) ∫ sin xdx b)∫ cos xdx c) ∫ sin xdx d)∫ tan xdx
3 3 5 5

Even :
Find a) ∫ cos θdθb) ∫ sin xdx c) ∫ sin 3 xdx
2 2 4

d) ∫ cos 4 xdx e) ∫ tan4 θdθ


multiple angles:
a) ∫ sin 6 θcos 4 θdθ b ¿ ∫ cos 6 xcos 4 x dx c ¿ ∫ sin 4 xcos xdx d) ∫ cos 6 x sin 2 xdx
2

Special form : a) ∫ cos 4 x sin3 xdx c) ∫ cos 3 x sin 4 xdx


b) ∫ tan5 xsec4 xdx d) ∫ tan5 xsec3 xdx e ¿ ∫ cos 4 x sin 2 xdx f) ∫ tan6 xsec4 xdx

Particularity :
¿ ( 1+ x )
2 2 1 2 1 1
x x 7x
a) ∫ 2+ x 2 dx b ¿∫ 1+ x 2 dx c ¿ ∫ 1+ x 2 ¿ dx d ¿ ∫ 5+6 x
2
dx c)∫ 22 dx g)∫ 5 dx
x x

0 0 0 0 0
1

( )
1 1
e ¿∫ 7 dx f) ∫ e dx h ¿ ∫ e + 3 x dx i) ∫ e12 x+5 dx i) ∫ 2
x 6 x+5 3x
dx j)
0 e x + 4 x +13
15 x
∫ 4 x2 +8 x +13 dx k) ∫ 1+1 x dx l) ∫ x 2+ 2 dx m) ∫ 1+cos sin x
x
dx

CALCULUS 2.
Here we have applications of Integration .
Exercise 6: Area under a curve
2
a) Show that the region bounded by the curve y=x 3 and the line x=1 , x=8∧ y=0 is
93
sq units ,
5
b) Find the area of the finite region bounded by the lines y=0 , x=1 , x=2 and the

curve y= 2
x
x +1
ans
1 5

2 2[ ()
sq units ,
]
c) Find the area of the finite region bounded by the lines y=0 , x=0 , x=1 and the
x +2
curve y= ans [ 1+¿ ( 2 ) sq units ] ,
x +1
Sir , TALATOU
©DEPTM OF MATHEMATICS 3
0770(765)/ Pure Maths.
d) Find the area of the finite region bounded by the curve y= ( x −1 ) e x+1 , the x-axis , y-axis
and the coordinates at x=−2

ans [ 2 ( 2 e−1−e ) sq units ]

e) Find the area of the finite region in the first quadrant bounded by the curves
x −x
y=e , y=e and x=¿ 2
ans [ 3
2
−¿ ( 2 ) sq units
]
f) Find the area of the finite region bounded by the curves y=x ( 10−x ) , y=x ( 3 x +2 )

ans [ 16
3
sq units
]
Exercise 7: Volume of solid of revolution

a) Find the volume generated by revolving completely about the x−¿ axis , the
finite region bounded by the curve e− x and the line y=0 , x=−1 and x=3

ans
[ ( e8 −1 )
2
−6
π e cubicunits ]
b) Find the volume obtained by rotating the region bounded by the curve ay =x2
and the lines y=0 , y =2 a through 2 π radians about the y−¿ axis
ans [ 2 π a3 cubicunits ]

c) Find interms of π the volume generated by revolving completely about the x−axis b
the finite region in the first quadrant bounded by the curve y=e x and the lines
y=0 , x=¿3
ans [ 4 π cubic units ]
d) Find the volume generated by rotating completely about the x−¿ axis the
finite region bounded by the curve e− x and the lines y=0 , x=1 , x=4

ans
[ ( e6 −1 )
2
−8
π e cubicunits ]
e) The finite region bounded by the curve y=x 2 , the x-axis and the lines x=0 and x=3
is revolved completely about the y-axis, Find the volume of the solid generated

ans [ 81
2
cubic units
]
Exercise 8: Centriods of area

a) Find the x- coordinate of the centroid of the solid obtained by rotating


completely about the x-axis the finite region bounded by the curve y 2=8 x ,
the x-axis and the line x=1
Sir , TALATOU
©DEPTM OF MATHEMATICS 4
0770(765)/ Pure Maths.
ans [ 2
3
units
]
b) Find the x-coordinates of the cengtriod of the solid obtained by rotating the

area enclosed by the curve y=x 2−x and the line y=0ans [ 1
2
units
]
Exercise 9: Trapezium rule

a) Use the trapezoidal rule with 4 ordinate to find an approximate value for
3

∫ 3 x dx ans [ 26 sq units ]
0
4
a) Estimate the integral ∫ f (x )dx by the trapezium rule using the values below
0

x 0 1 2 3 4
y 1.0 2.7 4.1 5.7 7.8

ans [ 16.7 sq units ]

4
b) Use the trapezoidal rule to find approximately value of∫ ydx given the
0
table below

x 0 1 2 3 4

y 3 5 6 4 3

ans [ 18 sq units ]
π
2
c) Estimate
∫ ydx by using the trapezium rule and the values in the
0
table
x 0 π π
4 2
y 0.5 0.586 1

ans [ 0.334 π sq units ] END.

Sir , TALATOU
©DEPTM OF MATHEMATICS 5
0770(765)/ Pure Maths.

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