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Integral Evaluation Homework 2

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions about evaluating definite and indefinite integrals. The integrals involve trigonometric, logarithmic, and inverse trigonometric functions. Each question has 5 or 6 possible answer choices for the value of the integral.
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Integral Evaluation Homework 2

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions about evaluating definite and indefinite integrals. The integrals involve trigonometric, logarithmic, and inverse trigonometric functions. Each question has 5 or 6 possible answer choices for the value of the integral.
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rodzewich (wgr326) HW2 perutz (55080) 1

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Multiple-choice questions may continue on
the next column or page nd all choices
before answering.
001 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

/2
0
(2 sin() + sin
3
()) d .
1. I =
5
3
2. I =
8
3
3. I = 3
4. I =
7
3
5. I = 1
6. I =
4
3
002 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

/2
0
3 sin
2
(x) cos
3
(x) dx .
1. I =
6
5
2. I =
8
5
3. I =
2
5
4. I =
4
5
5. I =
1
5
003 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

/4
0
cos x + 5 sin x
cos
3
x
dx .
1. I =
3
2
2. I =
7
2
3. I = 6
4. I =
9
4
5. I =
1
4
004 10.0 points
Evaluate the indenite integral
I =

8 cos
4
2t dt .
1. I = 3t + sin 4t
1
8
sin 8t + C
2. I = 3t + cos 4t
1
8
cos 8t + C
3. I = 3t + cos 4t +
1
8
cos 8t + C
4. I = 3t + sin 4t +
1
8
sin 8t + C
5. I = 3t sin 4t +
1
8
sin 8t + C
6. I = 3t cos 4t +
1
8
cos 8t + C
005 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

1 + cos() d .
Hint: use a double angle formula to express
1 + cos() in terms of cos
2
(/2).
rodzewich (wgr326) HW2 perutz (55080) 2
1. I = 1
2. I = 2
3. I =

6
4. I =

2
5. I = 2

6
6. I = 2

2
006 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I = 2

2/3
0

1 + sin() d .
1. I = 2
2. I = 4
3. I = 2(

3 + 1)
4. I = 8
5. I = 2(

3 1)
6. I = 2(3

3)
007 10.0 points
Find the value of
I =

/4
0
3 tan
4
x dx .
1. I =
1
4
(3 2)
2. I =
3
8
(3 8)
3. I =
1
4
(3 8)
4. I =
1
4
(3 4)
5. I =
3
8
(3 2)
6. I =
3
8
(3 4)
008 10.0 points
Find the value of the integral
I =

4
0
sec
2
x(2 3 tanx) dx .
009 10.0 points
Evaluate the denite integral
I =

/3
0
sec x tanx
5 sec x
dx .
1. I = ln 2
2. I = ln 2
3. I = ln
4
3
4. I = ln
7
6
5. I = ln
7
6
6. I = ln
4
3
010 10.0 points
Determine the integral
I =

2 cos 4x cos x dx .
1. I =
2
5
sin 5x +
2
3
sin 3x + C
2. I =
1
3
sin 3x
1
5
sin 5x + C
3. I =
1
5
sin 5x
1
3
sin 3x + C
4. I =
1
5
sin 5x +
1
3
sin 3x + C
rodzewich (wgr326) HW2 perutz (55080) 3
5. I =
2
3
sin 3x
2
5
sin 5x + C
6. I =
2
5
sin 5x
2
3
sin 3x + C
011 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

/2
0
sin(x) (2f

(cos(x)) + sin(x)) dx
when f(0) = 1 and f(1) = 3.
1. I = 4 +
1
4

2. I = 8 +
1
4

3. I = 8
1
2

4. I = 6
1
2

5. I = 4 +
1
2

6. I = 6
1
4

012 10.0 points


To which one of the following does the inte-
gral
I =

x
2

x
2
1
dx
reduce after an appropriate trig substitution?
1. I =

sin
3
() d
2. I =

tan
2
() sec
3
() d
3. I =

sin
2
() sec
3
() d
4. I =

sec
3
() d
5. I =

sin
3
() sec
2
() d
6. I =

tan
3
() d
013 10.0 points
To which one of the following does the inte-
gral
I =

x
3

x
2
+ 1
dx
reduce after an appropriate trig substitution?
1. I =

sin
3
() sec
4
() d
2. I =

sin
4
() sec
3
() d
3. I =

sin
4
() d
4. I =

tan
3
() sec
4
() d
5. I =

sec
4
() d
6. I =

tan
4
() d
014 10.0 points
To which of the following does the integral
I =

x
3

1 x
2
dx
reduce after an appropriate trig substitution?
1. I =

sec
3
() sin
4
() d
2. I =

tan() sec
3
() d
3. I =

sin
3
() d
4. I =

sin
3
() sec
3
() d
rodzewich (wgr326) HW2 perutz (55080) 4
5. I =

sin
3
() sec
4
() d
015 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

1/3
0
2

4 9x
2
dx .
1. I =
1
6
2. I =
2
9

3. I =
1
9

4. I =
1
6

5. I =
1
9
6. I =
2
9
016 10.0 points
Determine the integral
I =

4t
3

1 t
8
dt .
1. I =
4

1 t
8
+ C
2. I =

1 t
8
+ C
3. I = 4 sin
1

t
4

+ C
4. I = tan
1

t
4

+ C
5. I = 4 tan
1

t
4

+ C
6. I = sin
1

t
4

+ C
017 10.0 points
Evaluate the integral
I =

1
0
3x
2
(2 x
2
)
3/2
dx .
1. I = 3

1 +

4

2. I = 3

3. I =

3
4. I =

3 +

3
5. I =

2 +

3
6. I = 3

018 10.0 points


Evaluate the integral
I =

2
0
x
2
+ 3
4 + x
2
dx .
1. I = 2
1
8

2. I =
1
4

2 +
1
8

3. I = 4 +
1
8

4. I = 2 +
1
8

5. I =
1
2

4
1
8

019 10.0 points


Evaluate the integral
I =

2
8
x
2

x
2
1
dx .
1. I = 2(

2 )
2. I = 4(

3 +

2 )
rodzewich (wgr326) HW2 perutz (55080) 5
3. I = 4(

2 )
4. I = 8(

3 +

2 )
5. I = 8(

2 )
6. I = 2(

3 +

2 )
020 10.0 points
The crescent-shaped shaded region in
3
6
3

3
x
y
is called a lune; it is bounded by arcs of circles
having radius 3 and 6 respectively.
Find the area of this lune.
1. area =
9
2

3
3
2

2. area = 6

3
3
2

3. area =
9
2

3 +
3
2

4. area = 9

3
3
2

5. area = 9

3 +
3
2

6. area = 6

3 +
3
2

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