Guías Modulares de Estudio Cálculo integral A. Semana 1: Integral de Riemann.
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4. Theory of the Integral
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4.1 Antidifferentiation
4.2 The Definite Integral
4.3 Riemann Sums
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4.4 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
4.5 Fundamental Integration Rules
4.6 U-Substitutions
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4.1 Antidifferentiation
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• We will begin our study of the integral by discussing antidifferentiation.
• As you might expect, this is the process of undoing a derivative.
Let f(x) be a function. A function F (x) is an
antiderivative of f(x) if F
0(x) = f(x).
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Let f(x) = 1. Find an antiderivative of f(x).
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Let f(x) = sin(x). Find an antiderivative of f(x).
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Let f(x) = e
2x. Find an antiderivative of f(x).
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• Notice that I am asking to find an antiderivative, not the antiderivative.
• That is because antiderivatives are not unique!
• Indeed, if is an antiderivative for , then
is also an antiderivative for any constant .
F (x)f(x)
F (x) + C
C
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4.2 Definite Integral
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• We will relate the antiderivative to another important object: the definite integral.
• This is a quantity that depends on two endpoint values, , and a function,
• It is written as
a, bf(x).
Z b
af(x)dx.
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• The definite integral has many important interpretations.
• The most significant for us is area under the curve from to
• It is not obvious how to compute the area under the curve of a general function—this is the power of calculus!
• Let’s start with simple things.
f(x)a b.
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Compute
Z 2
03dx.
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Compute
Z 1
�1xdx.
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Compute
Z 5
02xdx.
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4.3 Riemann Sums
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4.3.1 Riemman Sums Part I
4.3.2 Riemman Sums Part II
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4.3.1 Riemann Sums Part I
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• We have seen how to compute definite integrals of functions with certain simple properties, by exploiting well-known area formulas from geometry.
• What can we do in general? Not much yet.
• We can, however, approximate the area with Riemann sums.
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• A Riemann sum approximates an integral by covering the area beneath the curve with rectangles.
• The areas of the these rectangles are more easily computed.
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• This is because the width of these rectangles is fixed, and the height is given by the value of the function at a given point.
• Programmers—try coding this! It’s a classic.
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Estimate
Z 4
0x
2dx with left and right Riemann sums of width 1.
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4.3.2 Riemann Sums Part II
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Estimate
Z 2
�1(1� x)dx with left and right Riemann sums of width 1.
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4.4 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
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• The fundamental theorem of calculus is a classic result.
• It links the derivative and the integral.
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• We will not prove it, though we will use it extensively to compute areas under curves.
• Intuitively, definite integrals can be computed by evaluating an antiderivative at the endpoints of integration.
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Suppose f has antiderivative F (x). Then
Z b
af(x)dx = F (b)� F (a).
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Compute
Z 2
0x
2dx.
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Compute
Z 2⇡
0cos(x)dx.
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• When no particular endpoints are specified, the FTC suggests that we write
• Here, is an arbitrary constant.
Zf(x) = F (x) + C
C
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Compute
Ze
3xdx.
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Compute
Z2
x
dx.
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• Another way to interpret the FTC is as stating that the derivative and integral undo each other.
• More precisely,
• This is valid for all likely to appear on the CLEP exam.
d
dx
Zf(x)dx = f(x)
f(x)
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4.5 Basic Integral Rules
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4.5.1 Basic Integral Rules I
4.5.2 Basic Integral Rules II
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4.5.1 Basic Integral Rules I
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• Using the FTC, we see that all the basic derivative rules apply, in an inverted way, to integrals.
• This means that to know the basic rules for integrals, it suffices to know the basic rules for derivatives.
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For constants a, b,
Z(af(x) + bg(x))dx = a
Zf(x)dx+ b
Zg(x)dx
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If n 6= �1,
Zx
ndx =
1
n+ 1x
n+1 + C
If n = �1,
Zx
ndx = ln(x) + C
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Compute
Z(x
3+ 2x� 3)dx
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Compute
Z(x
�1+ 1)dx
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Ze
x
dx = e
x + C
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Compute
Z ✓�4
x
+ 2e
x
◆dx
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4.5.2 Basic Integral Rules II
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Compute
Z(sin(x) + x
2)dx
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Zsin(x)dx = � cos(x) + C
Zcos(x)dx = sin(x) + C
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Ztan(x)dx = � ln | cos(x)|+ C
Zsec(x)dx = ln | tan(x) + sec(x)|+ C
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Compute
Z(tan(✓)� cos(✓))d✓
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Zdxp1� x
2= arcsin(x) + C
Zdx
1 + x
2= arctan(x) + C
Zdx
|x|px
2 � 1= sec�1(x) + C
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Compute
Z �3dxp4� 4x
2
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Compute
Zdy
2|y|py2 � 1
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4.6 U-Substitutions
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• There are many more sophisticated types of integration methods.
• These include those based on the product rule (integration by parts), special properties of trigonometric functions (trig. substitutions), and those based on tedious algebra (partial fraction decomposition).
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• We focus on a method based on the chain rule.
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• Recall that to compute the derivative of a composition of functions, we use the chain rule:
• According to the FTC,
• Hence,
d
dx
f(g(x)) = f
0(g(x)) · g0(x).
Zf
0(g(x))g0(x)dx = f(g(x)) + C
Zd
dx
f(g(x)) = f(g(x)) + C.
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Compute
Zxe
x
2
dx
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Compute
Zcos(4x+ 1)dx
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Compute
Zx
3p
x
4+ 1dx
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Compute
Ztan(x)dx