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Integral Calculus 1

The document outlines key concepts in Integral Calculus, including antiderivatives, integration formulas, and methods such as U-Substitution and integration by partial fractions. It provides rules for integration and differentiation, along with numerous examples for various types of functions. The content is structured to facilitate understanding of integration techniques and their applications.

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Integral Calculus 1

The document outlines key concepts in Integral Calculus, including antiderivatives, integration formulas, and methods such as U-Substitution and integration by partial fractions. It provides rules for integration and differentiation, along with numerous examples for various types of functions. The content is structured to facilitate understanding of integration techniques and their applications.

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DR. RER. NAT.

KUO-FENG TSENG
Integral Calculus 1
1 Antiderivatives and Integration Formulas
A function is an antiderivative of a function such that

for all in some open interval.

Any two antiderivatives of differ by an additive constant . We denote the set of antiderivatives of

by , called the indefinite integral of .

Integration Rules:

Differentiation Formulas: Integration Formulas:

Useful Integration Formulas:

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More Integration Formulas:

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2 Integration by U-Substitution
The U-Substitution Method
Recalling the chain rule for differentiation

If and are continuous and , then

To make a U-Substitution
Let , then

Examples: U-Substitution & Algebraic Functions

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Examples: U-Substitution & Trigonometric Functions

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Examples: U-Substitution & Logarithmic Functions

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Examples: U-Substitution & Exponential Functions

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3 Integration by Partial Fractions
A rational function with a factorable denominator can be integrated by decomposing the integrand into a
sum of simpler fractions. Each linear factor of the denominator becomes the denominator of one of the
partial fractions.
Useful expression:

Examples:

1. Evaluate .

2. Evaluate .

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