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CHAPTER 9 INTEGRATION
Focus on Exam 9
1 3 +sinxcos2x dx= 3
cos2x+ sinx
cos2xdx =[3 sec2x+(cosx)2sinx] dx
=[3 sec2x(cosx)2(sinx)] dx
=3 tanx(cosx)1
1+c
=3tanx+ 1cosx
+c
2 sin2xcos2xdx=(sinxcosx)2dx
=12sin 2x2
dx
=14sin22xdx
=14
1 cos 4x2 dx
=18
(1 cos 4x) dx
=18
x14sin4x+c
3 x1 x4dx=du2
1 u2
= 12
du1 u2
=12
12
ln 1 +u1 u+c
=1
4ln
1 +x2
1 x2
+c
dxa2x2=1
2aln a+xax +c
sin 2x=2 sinxcosx
sinxcosx=1
2sin 2x
cos 4x=1 2 sin22x
sin22x =1 cos 4x
2
u=x2dudx
=2x
x dx =du2
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term2
4 Let x=sin
dxd
=cos
dx=cos d
dx
x2 1 x2=
cos d
sin2 1 sin2
= cos dsin2 cos2 = dsin2 =csc2d
=cot +c
= 1x2
x +c [Shown]
5 Let u=lnx
dudx
=1x
dxx
= du
dxx lnx= dxx
1lnx
= duu =ln |u| +c
= ln |lnx| +c
6ddx
(tan3x)=3 tan2x sec2x
=3(sec2x1) sec2x =(3 sec2x3) sec2x = 3sec4x3sec2x [Shown]
(3 sec4x3 sec2x) dx=tan3x+c
3 sec4xdx 3 sec2xdx=tan3 x+c
3 sec4 xdx=3 sec2xdx+tan3x+c
=3 tanx+tan3x+c
sec4xdx= tanx+ 13tan3x+ c
3
sec4xdx=tanx+13tan3x+c
1 x
q
1 x2
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Fully Worked Solutions 3
7 xsinxcosxdx= x12sin 2xdx
=12xsin 2xdx
=1
2
cos 2x
1
2
x
1
2
cos 2x
1
2dx
=14
x cos 2x+14cos 2xdx
=14
xcos2x+18
sin2x+c
8 1
0
x
1 +x2dx =1
2
1
0
2x1 +x2
dx
=12
[ln |1 +x2|]10
=12[ln (1 +12) ln (1 +02)]
=12
(ln 2 ln 1)
=12
ln2
9 2
0
x2
16 x2dx
Letx=4 sin dx=4 cos d
For the lower limit, whenx=0, 0 =4 sin =0
For the upper limit,
whenx=2, 2 =4 sin
sin =12
=6
06 16 sin
2
16 16 sin2(4 cos d) = 0
6
16 sin2
4 1 sin2(4 cos d)
= 0616 sin2 d
= 06161 cos 22 d
=806(1 cos 2) d
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term4
=8 12sin 206
=8612
sin3
0
=43 4
3
2 =4
3 2 3 [Shown]
10 Let t=tan x2
dtdx
=12
sec2x
2
dtdx
=12
1 +tan2x2 dt
dx=1
2(1 +t2)
dx = 2 dt1+t2
For the lower limit, whenx=0, t=tan 0 =0
For the upper limit, whenx= 2
,
t= tan 4 = 1
11
x
t2
1 t2
+ 2t
0
2 5 dx3 sinx +4 cosx= 5
1
0
2 dt
1+t2
3 2t1+t2+ 41t21+t2
= 5 1
0
2 dt6t+4 4t2
= 5 1
0
dt3t+2 2t2
= 51
0
dt2t23t2
= 51
0 dt
(2t+1)(t2)
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Fully Worked Solutions 5
Let1
(2t +1)(t2)= A
2t+1+ B
t 2
1 A(t 2) +B(2t +1)
Letting t=2, 1 =B(5)
B=15
Letting t= 12
, 1 =A 52 A= 2
5
51
0
dt(2t +1)(t2)
= 51
0 25(2t +1)+
15(t 2)dt
= 5
1
5
ln 2t +1+ 1
5
ln t 2
1
0
= ln 2t +1 ln t 21
0
= ln 2t +1t 2 1
0
=ln 3 ln 12 =ln
31
2
=ln 6 [Shown]
11 023
dx1sinx
Let t=tan x2
tanx=2 tan
x
2
1 tan2x
2
= 2t1t2
t =tan x2
dtdx
=12
sec2x
2
=12
1 +tan2x2
=12(1 +t2)
x
1 + t2
1 t2
2t
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term6
2 dt =(1 +t2) dx
dx = 2 dt1+t2
Whenx=0, t=tan 02
=0
Whenx=23
, t=tan 3
= 3
023
dx1sinx
=03
2 dt1+t2
1 2t1+t2
=03
2 dt
1+t22t
= 203
dt
(t1)2
= 2(t 1)1
1 03
= 2t 1
0
3
= 23 1
21
= 23 1
2
=2 2 31
3 1
=2 3
3 1
=2 3
1 3 [Shown]
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Fully Worked Solutions 7
12 Let t=tan x2
dtdx
=12
sec2x
2
dtdx
=12
1 +tan2x2
dtdx
=12
(1 +t2)
dx = 2 dt1+t2
For the lower limit, whenx=0, t=tan 0 =0
For the upper limit, whenx= 23
, t= tan 2
= 3
023
35+4 cosx
dx =03
3 2 dt1+t25 + 41 t
2
1+t2dx
=03
6 dt5+5t2+4 4t2
= 603
dt9 +t2
= 6 13
tan1 t303
dxa2+x2=1
atan1
x
a+c
= 2tan1 33 tan10 = 260 =
3 [Shown]
13 sinxA(3 sinx+4 cosx) +B(3 cosx4 sinx) sinx (3A4B)sinx+(4A+3B)cosx
Equating the coefficients of sinx,
1 =3A4B
Equating the coefficients of cosx,
0 =4A+3B Solvingandsimultaneously, we have
A= 3
25andB= 4
25
x
1 + t2
1 t
2
2t
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term8
02 sinx
3 sinx+4 cosxdx =0
2
325
(3 sinx+4 cosx) 425
(3 cosx4 sinx)
3 sinx+4 cosxdx
=02 325
425
3 cosx4 sinx3 sinx+4 cosxdx
= 325x 425ln |3 sinx+4 cosx|02
= 325
2 0425
[ln |3 +0| ln |0 +4|]
=0.235
1417 +x
(4 3x)(1 +2x)A
4 3x+ B
1 + 2x 17 +xA(1 + 2x) +B(4 3x)
Lettingx= 12, 16 12= B4 3 12 16
12
= B5 12 B=3
Lettingx= 43
, 1813
= A1 + 243 18
13
= A323 A=5
17 +x(4 3x)(1 +2x)
= 54 3x
+ 31 + 2x
1
21
3
17 +x
(4 3x)(1 +2x)dx=
1
21
3
54 3x+3
1 + 2xdx
= 53
1
21
3
3
4 3xdx +3
2
1
21
3
2
1 + 2xdx
= 53
[ln |4 3x|]1
21
3
+32
[ln |1 + 2x|]1
21
3
=
5
3ln 4 3
2 ln 4 3
3+3
2ln1 +2
2 ln1 +2
3 = 5
3ln 52 ln 3+
32
ln 2 ln 53
= 53
ln 523+3
2ln 253
= 53
ln56
+32
ln65
=0.577 [Shown]
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Fully Worked Solutions 9
156x6
(x +3)(x2+3) A
x+3+ Bx +C
x2+ 3
6x6 A(x2+ 3) +(Bx + C)(x +3) Lettingx=3, 18 6 =12A 24 =12A
A =2 Lettingx=0, 6 =3A +3C 6 =6 +3C C =0
Lettingx=1, 0 =4A + (B+C)(4) 0 =8 +4B B =2
6x6(x +3)(x2+3)
2x+3 +
2x
x2+ 3
2
1
6x6
(x +3)(x2+3)dx=
2
1 2x+3+
2xx2+ 3dx
= 2 [ln |x+ 3|]12+[ln |x2+ 3|]
12
= 2 (ln 5 ln 4) +ln7 ln 4
= 2 ln 54
+ln 74
= ln
7
4
542
= ln 2825
[Shown]
1613 11x+6x2(x +3)(x2)2
Ax+3
+ B(x 3)2
+ Cx 2
13 11x+6x2A(x 2)2+B(x + 3) +C(x +3)(x 2)
Lettingx=2, 15 =5B B =3
Lettingx=3, 100 =25A A =4
Lettingx=0, 13 =4A + 3B6C 13 =4(4) + 3(3) 6C C =2
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term10
13 11x+6x2
(x +3)(x2+3)= 4
x+3+ 3
(x 2)2+ 2
x 2
4
3
13 11x+6x2(x +3)(x2+3)
=4
3
4x+3
dx+4
3
3(x2)2
dx + 4
3
2x 2
dx
= 4 [ln |x+ 3|]34+3
4
3
(x 2)2dx+2[ln |x 2|]3
4
= 4 [ln |x+ 3|]3
4 3x 24
3+2[ln |x 2|]
3
4
= 4 (ln 7 ln 6) 32 31+2(ln 2 ln 1)
= 4 ln 76
+32
+2 ln 2
=3.50 [Shown]
17 1x2+2x 15x2+2x 14
x2+2x 151
x2+2x 14x2+2x 15
=1 + 1x2+2x 15
=1 + 1(x 3)(x +5)
Let1
(x 3)(x+5) A
x 3+ B
x+ 5 1 A(x+ 5) +B(x 3)
Lettingx=5, 1 =8BB= 1
8
Lettingx=3, 1 =8A
A= 18
x2+2x 14
x2+2x 15=1 + 1
8(x 3) 1
8(x+ 5)
5
4
x2+2x 14x2+2x 15
dx = 5
41 + 18(x 3)
18(x+ 5)dx
= x+ 18 ln |x3| 18
ln |x+ 5|4
5
= 5 + 18
ln2 18
ln 10 4 + 18 ln 1 18
ln 9 = 5 + 1
8ln2 1
8ln 10 4 + 1
8ln 9
= 1 + 18
ln 2 910
=1
+
1
8ln
9
5 [Shown]
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Fully Worked Solutions 11
18
0x cos2xdx =
p
0x1 +cos 2x2 dx
=p
0
12
(x +xcos 2x) dx
cos 2x=2 cos2x1
cos2x = 1 +cos 2x2
=p
012 x dx +
p
012 x cos 2xdx
=12x2
2 p
0
+12 sin 2x 12
xp
0
p
0
12
sin 2x12dx Integrating by parts.
=x2
4 p
0
+14x sin 2xp
0
p
0
14
sin 2xdx
=x2
4 p
0
+14x sin 2xp
0
+18cos 2x
0
=2
4
0 +1
4
sin 20+1
8cos 21
8cos 0
=2
4+1
81
8
= 2
4 [Shown]
19y =4x25x y =5x6x2
Substitutinginto,
4x25x=5x6x2
10x2
10x=0 10x(x 1) =0 x =0or1 From: Whenx=0, y=0. Whenx =1,y=1. Hence, the points of intersection are (0, 0) and (1,1).
y =4x25x=x(4x5) The curve cuts thex-axis at the
points (0, 0) and1 14, 0.dy
dx=8x5
Since a > 0, the curve has a minimum point.
At minimum point,dy
dx=0
8x5 =0
x=58
Whenx=58
,y=4582
558 =1 9
16
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term12
Hence, the minimum point of the curve is 58, 1916.
y =5x6x2=x(5 6x)
dy
dx=5 12x
The curve cuts thex-axis at the points
(0, 0) and 56, 0.
Since a < 0, the curve has a maximum point.
At maximum point,dy
dx=0
5 12x=0
x= 512
Whenx= 512
,y=5 512 6512
2
=11
24
Hence, the minimum point of the curve is 512 , 1124.
The graphs ofy=4x25xandy=5x6x2are as shown in the following diagram.
y= 4x2 5x
y= x
(1, 1)
xO
y
1
1
1
2
2
2
y= 5x 6x2
124512 , 1
,
A1
A2
1 91658
The equation of the chord joining the points of intersection (0, 0) and (1, 1) isy =x.
A1=
1
05x6x2(x)dx
=1
0(6x 6x2) dx
=3x22x310 =3(1)2 2(1)3 0 =1 unit2
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Fully Worked Solutions 13
A2=
1
0[x(4x25x)] dx
=1
0(4x 4x2) dx =2x24x
3
3 1
0
=2(1)2 413 0 =2
3units2
A1: A
2=1 : 2
3
=3:2 [Shown]
20 The graph ofy=3 ln (x 2) is as shown in the following diagram.
xO 2 43
y= 3 ln (x2)
y
Required area =4
3 y dx
=4
3 3 ln |x 2| dx Copy back
=[3xln |x2|]43
4
33x 1
x 2dx
Differentiate
=3xln |x2|43 3
4
3
x
x 2dx
=3xln |x2|43 3
4
31 + 2x 2dx
=3xln |x2|43 3x+2 ln |x2|4
3
1
x2 x x2 2
x
x 2 =1 +2
x 2
=3(4) ln 2 3(4 +2 ln 2)[3(3) ln 1 3(3 + 2 ln 1)]
=12 ln 2 12 6 ln 2 9(0) +9 +6(0)
=6 ln 23 [Shown]
To be kept.
To be integrated.
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term14
21y=x2 y =x2x3
Substitutinginto,
x2=x2x3
x32x2=0 x3(x 2) =0 x =0or2
From: Whenx=0, y=0
Whenx =2,y=22
=4
Hence, the points of intersection of the curves are (0, 0) and (2,4).
y =x2x3
=x2
(1 x)
The curve intersects thex-axis at the
points (0, 0) and (1, 0).
dy
dx=2x3x2
d2y
dx2=2 6x
At turning points,
dy
dx=0. 2x3x2=0
x(23x) =0
x=0 or 23
Whenx=0, y=0 andd2y
dx2=2 6(0)
=2 (>0)
Thus, (0, 0) is a minimum point.
Whenx=23
,y=232 23
3
= 427
and
d2y
dx2=2 6 23
=2 (< 0)
Thus, 23,
427is a maximum point.
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Fully Worked Solutions 15
The graphs ofy=x2andy=x2x3are as shown in the following diagram.
x
y
O
y1= x2
y2= x2 x3
(2, 4)
42723 ,
Required area =2
0 (y2y1) dx =
2
0 (x2x3(x2)dx
=2
0 (2x2x3) dx
=2x3
3x
4
4 2
0
=23
(8) 164
0
=11
3units2
[Shown]
22 y =4x
y2=4(x 1)
Substitutinginto:
4x2
=4(x 1)
16
x
2=4(x 1)
4
x2=x 1
4 =x3x2
x3x2 4 =0 By inspection, x=2 satisfies the equation.
(x2)(x2+x+2) =0
x2 =0 or x2+x+2 =0 x=2 No real roots because b24ac =12 4(1)(2)
=7 (< 0)
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term16
Whenx=2, y =42
=2
Hence, the point of intersection of the curves is (2, 2).
The graphs of the curvesy =4x
andy2=4 (x 1) is as shown in the following diagram.
y
xO
(2, 2)
y=4x
y2= 4(x 1)
y2
=
4(x
1)
3
2
1
A2
A1
Required area =A1+A
2
=2
0y
2
4+1dy+
3
2
4y
dy
=y3
12+y
2
0
+[4 lny]32
= 812+ 2 0+(4 ln 3 4 ln 2)
=8
3+ 4 ln 3
2units2
[Shown]
23 y=x(x+2)(x3) =x3x2 6x y=x(x3) =x23x
Substitutinginto, x3x2 6x =x23x x32x2 3x =0 x(x22x3) =0
x(x+1)(x3) =0 x=0, 1 or 3 From: Whenx=1,y=(1)2 3(1) =4 Whenx=0, y=0 Whenx=3, y=32 3(3) =0 Hence, the points of intersection are (1, 4), (0, 0)and(3, 0).
y=x(x+2)(x3) =x3x2 6x The curve cuts thex-axis at the points (2, 0), (0, 0) and (3, 0).
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Fully Worked Solutions 17
dy
dx=3x22x 6
d2y
dx2=6x2
At turning points,dy
dx=0
3x2
2x 6 =0 x=
2 (2)2 4(3)(6)2(3)
x=1.79 or 1.12 Whenx=1.79,y=1.79(1.79 +2)(1.79 3) =8.21 and
d2y
dx2=6(1.79) 2
=8.74 (> 0)
(1.79, 8.21) is a minimum point. Whenx=1.12,y=1.12(1.12 + 2)(1.12 3) =4.06 and
d2y
dx2=6(1.12) 2
=8.72 (< 0) (1.12, 4.06) is a maximum point. y=x(x3) =x23x The curve cuts thex-axis at the points (0, 0) and (3, 0). Its minimum point is (1.5, 2.25).
The graphs ofy=x(x+2)(x3) andy=x(x3) is as shown in the following diagram.y
xO
2
4
6
8
12
2
4
6
8
321
y= x(x 3)
y= x(x+ 2)(x 3)(1.12, 4.06)
(1.5, 2.25)
(1.79, 8.21)
A2
A1
x =0 +3
2
y =1.5(1.5 3)
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ACE AHEADMathematics (T) Second Term18
Required area =AreaA1+AreaA
2
=0
1x3x26x(x23x)dx+
3
0x23x(x3x26x) dx
=0
1(x32x23x) dx +
3
0(x3+2x2+3x) dx
=x4
42x
3
33x
2
20
1+x
4
4+2x
3
3+3x
2
23
0
=0 (1)4
4
2(1)3
3
3(1)2
2 +34
4+2(3)
3
3+3(3)
2
2 3
0
0
=14+23
32+
814
+18 +272
=1156
units2 [Shown]
24y=ex
Whenx=0, y=e0 =1
Whenx + ,y +
Whenx ,y0 y=2 +3ex
=2 + 3ex
Whenx=0, y=2 + 3e0
=5
Whenx + , 3
ex 0 and thusy 2
Whenx ,y +
x
y
O In 3
1
2
5
y= 2 + 3ex
y= ex
y=ex y=2 +3ex
Substitutinginto, we have:
ex=2 +3ex
ex=2 + 3
e
x
(ex)2=2ex+3
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Fully Worked Solutions 19
(ex)2 2ex 3 =0 (ex 3)(ex+ 1) =0 ex=3 or ex=1 x=ln 3 (No solution)
Hence, thex-coordinate of the point of intersection of the curves y=exandy=2 +3exis ln 3.
Area of the shaded region =ln 3
0 2 +3ex
ex
dx =2x+3 11ex ex
ln 3
0
=2x 3ex exln 3
0
=2 ln 3 3eln3
eln 32(0) 3e0e0 =2 ln 3 3
3 3 0 + 3 + 1
=2.20 units2
25 (a) y 2=x(x4)2
y = x (x4) Hence, the axis of symmetry is thex-axis.
(b) Sincey 20, thenx(x4)20. Because (x4)20, x(x4)20 if and only ifx0. Hence, the curve exists only forx0.
(c) y 2=x(x4)2
=x(x2
8x+16) =x3 8x2+16x
2ydy
dx=3x216x+16
dy
dx=3x
216x+162y
At turning points,dy
dx=0.
3x216x+16
2y=0
3x216x+16 =0 (3x4)(x4) =0
x=43
Whenx=43
,y 2=43
4342
=9 1327
y=3.08
Hence, the turning points are 113, 3.08and 1
13,3.08.
x=4 is not accepted because whenx=4,y=0
anddy
dx=
0
0(undefined).
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(d) The curvey 2=x(x4)2is as shown in the following diagram.
x
y
O 4
131 , 3.08
131 , 3.08
(e) Volume generated =
4
0
y 2dx
=4
0x(x4)2dx
=4
0(x3 8x2+16x) dx
= x4
4 8x
3
3+ 8x2
4
0
= 64 83(64) +128
=2113 units
3
26y 2=6x ... y =2x +6 ...
Substitutinginto,
(2x +6)2=6x 4x224x +36=6x 4x230x +36 =0 2x215x +18=0
(2x 3)(x 6)=0 x =3
2or 6
From: Whenx =32
,y=2 32+6 =3
Whenx =6,y =2(6) +6 = 6
Hence, the points of intersection of the curvey 2=6xand the straight liney=2x+6 are 32
, 3and (6, 6).
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The graphs ofy 2=6x andy=2x+6 are as shown in the following diagram.
x
y
O
y12= 6x
y2= 2x+ 6
(6, 6)
6
3
3 6
V1
V2
32
V1=
3
0 y 2
6 2
dy+6
3 6 y
2 2
dy
=3
0y
4
36dy+1
4
6
3(36 12y+y 2) dy
= y5
1803
0
+14
36y6y 2+y3
3 6
3
= 243180+14
36(6) 6(6)2+2163 36(3) 6(3)2+273
=2720
+14
(72 63)
=185 units
3
V2=
6
06x dx
6
3(2x+6)2dx
= [3x2]60 6
3(4x224x+36) dx
=3 (36 0) 4x3
3 12x2+36x
6
3
=108 43(6)312(6)2+36(6) 43
(3)312(3)2+36(3) =108 [72 36] =72 units3
V1: V
2=
185
72
= 120
=1: 20 [Shown]
27y =x(4 x) =4x x2
y =4x
1
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Substitutinginto,
4x x2=4x
1
4x2x3=4 x x34x2x +4=0
By inspection,x =1 satisfies the equation. (x 1)(x23x 4) =0
(x1)(x+1)(x4) =0 x =1, 1 or 4 x =1is not accepted x =1or 4
From: Whenx =1, y =41
1
=3
Whenx=4, y=44
1
=0
Hence, the points of intersection of the curves are (1, 3) and (4, 0) forx>0.
The graphs ofy=x(4 x) andy=4x
1 forx0 are as shown in the following diagram.
y
xO
(2, 4)
(1, 3)
y2=4x
y1= x(4 x)
1
4
1
Volume generated =4
1y
22dx
4
1y
12dx
=4
1x2 (4 x)2dx
4
14x 1
2
dx
=4
1x2(16 8x +x2) dx
4
116x2
8x
+ 1dx =
4
1(16x28x3+x4) dx
4
116x2
8x
+ 1dx
=16x3
3 2x4
+x5
5 4
1
16x 8 lnx+x
4
1
x2 3x 4
x 1 x34x2x+4x3x2
3x2x3x2+3x
4x+ 44x+4
0
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=16(4)3
32(4)4+4
5
5163 2 +
15
164 8 ln 4 + 4 (16 8 ln 1 +1) =303
5(15 8 ln 4)
=1535
+8ln 22
=1535
+16ln 2
=1535+16ln2 [Shown]
282x+1
(x2+1)(2 x)Ax+B
x2+1+ C
2 x
2x+1 (Ax+B)(2 x) +C(x2
+1) Lettingx=2, 5 =C(5) C=1
Lettingx=0, 1 =2B+C 1 =2B +1 B =0
Lettingx=1, 3 =(A+B) +2C 3 =(A+0) +2(1) A=1
2x+1(x2+1)(2 x)
= xx2+1
+ 12x
1
0
2x+1(x2+1)(2 x)
dx=1
0 xx2+1
dx+1
0
12 x
dx
=12
1
0
2xx2+1
dx1
0
12 x
dx
=12ln (x2+1)1
0[ln (2 x)]1
0
=12
(ln 2 ln 1) (ln 1 ln 2)
=1.04
29 (a)
x2+x+2
x2
+2=1+ x
x2
+2
1
x2+2 x2+x+2x2 +2
x
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x2+x+2x2+2
dx =1+ xx2+2dx
=1+122x
x2+2dx =x+1
2
ln|x2+2| +c
(b) x
ex+1dx =xe (x+1)dx
= 11
e(x+1)xe (x+1)1 dx = x
ex+1+e (x+1)dx
= xex+1
+ 11
e (x+1)+c
= xex+1 1ex+1+c
=x+1ex+1
+c
30 (a)dy
dx=3x5
2 x
y=3x52 xdx
y=3
2x
12
5
2x
12
dx y=3
2x
32
3252x
12
12+c
y=x32 5x
12 +c
Since the curve passes through the point (1, 4), then
4 =(1)3
2 5(1)1
2+c
4 =1 5 +c c=0
Hence, the equation of the curve isy=x32 5x
12
=x12(x5)
= x (x5)
(b) At thex-axis,y=0
x(x5) =0 x=0 or 5
x=0 is ignored because it is given thatx>0. Therefore,x=5.
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Fully Worked Solutions 25
At a turning point,dy
dx=0.
3x52 x
=0
3x5 =0
x=53
Whenx=53
,y= 53
535 =4.30
dy
dx=3x5
2 x
=3
2
x125
2
x 1
2
d2y
dx2=3
4x
12+5
4x
32
= 3
4x12
+ 5
4x32
Whenx=53
,d2y
dx2= 3
45312
+ 5
45332
(>0)
Hence, 1 23, 4.30is a minimum point.
Then curve ofy= x(x5) is as shown below.
y
xO 4 5321
2
4
231 , 4.30
(c) Area of the region bounded by the curve and thex-axis =5
0ydx
=5
0 x32
3x
12
dx
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=2x52
55 2x
32
3
5
0
=25(5)5210
3(5)
320
=25( 5)
5
103 ( 5)
3
=25(25 5)
103
(5 5) =10 5503 5 =203 5 =20
3
5units2
31 3
2(x2)2
x2dx =
3
2x
24x+4x2 dx
=3
21 4x+4x2 dx
=x 4 ln |x| +4 x1
13
2
=x 4 ln |x| 4x3
2
=3 4 ln 3 43
2 4 ln 2 42 =5
3+4 ln 2 4 ln 3
=53
+4 (ln 2 ln 3)
=53
+4 ln 23 [Shown]
32y=6 ex
On thex-axis,y=0. 6 ex=0 ex=6 x=ln 6
Thus, the curvey=6 exintersects thex-axis at (ln 6, 0).
On they-axis,x=0. y=6 e0
y=5
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Thus, the curvey=6 ex intersects they-axis at (0, 5).
Asx ,y Asx ,y6
(In 5, 1)
In 6
5
6
y= 6 ex
y= 5ex
O x
y
y=5ex
On they-axis,x=0. y=5(e0) y=5
Therefore, the curvey=5exintersects they-axis at (0, 5). Asx ,y 0. Asx
,y
The curvesy=6 exandy=5exare as shown. y=6 ex y=5ex
Substitutinginto,
6 ex=5ex 6ex(ex)2=5 Letting ex=p, 6pp2=5
p
2
6p+5 =0 (p1)(p5) =0 p=1 or 5 Whenp=1, ex=1 x=ln 1 x=0 Whenx=0, y=6 e0=5 Whenp=5, ex=5 x=ln 5
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Whenx=ln 5,y=6 e ln 5=6 5 =1 Hence, the points of intersection are (0, 5) and (ln 5, 1).
Area of the shaded region =ln 5
0 6 ex 5exdx
=6xex
5
(1)ex
ln 5
0
=6xe x+ 5exln 5
0
=6 ln 5 eln 5 5eln 5
0 e0+ 5e0 =6 ln 5 5 +5
5 (1 + 5)
=6 ln 5 5 +1 +1 5
=(6 ln 58) units2
Volume of the solid generated =ln 5
06 e x
2
5ex2
dx
=ln 5
036 12ex+e2x25e2xdx
=36x12ex+12e2x25
(2)e2x
ln 5
0
=36x12ex+12e2x252e2x
ln 5
0
=36 ln 5 12eln 5+12e2 ln 5+25
2e2 ln 50 12e0+12e0+
252e0
=36 ln 5 12(5) +12(25) +
252(25)
12+12+252
=(36 ln 5 48)
=12(3 ln 54)units3
33 Let u=1 x
dudx
=1
dx =du
Whenx =0,u =1.
Whenx =1, u =0.
1
0x2(1 x)
1
3dx =0
1(1 u)2u
1
3(du)
=0
1u
1
3
(1 u)2
du
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=0
1u
1
3(1 2u+u2) du
=0
1u
1
3+2u4
3u7
3du
=u43
43
+2u73
73
u103
103
0
1
=34u4
3+67
u7
3 310
u10
3 0
1
=0 34(1)4
3+67
(1)7
3 310
(1)10
3
=3
46
7+3
10
= 27140
34 (a)
O
y1= x2 4
y2= x2
4
2
3
2
1
2
x
y
R
(b) y=x2 y=x24
Substitutinginto,
x24 =x2
x2
x2 =0 (x2)(x+1) =0 x=2 or 1
Whenx=2, y=2 2 =0
Whenx=1,y=1 2 =3
Hence, the coordinates of the points of intersection are (2, 0) and (1,3).
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(c) Area ofR =2
1(y
2y
1) dx
=2
1(x2) (x2 4)dx
=
2
1(x2+x+2) dx
=x3
3+x
2
2+2x
2
1
=23
3+2
2
2+2(2) (1)
3
3+
(1)2
2+2(1)
=103
76 =9
2units2
(d) Volume generated =
2
1(y12
y22
) dx
=2
1(x24)2(x 2)2dx
=2
1(x48x2+16) (x24x+4)dx
=2
1(x49x2+4x +12) dx
=x
5
53x3+2x2+12x
2
1
=25
53(2)3+2(2)2+12(2) (1)
5
53(1)3+2(1)2+12(1)
=725 365
=1085
units3
35 (a)
x
y
y =
y = x2 1
12
x2
1 O 1
(b) y=x2 1
y
x=
12
2
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Fully Worked Solutions 31
x4x2= 12
x4x2 12 = 0
(x2+ 3)(x2 4) = 0 x2= 4 x= 2
Whenx= 2, y = 4 1 = 3
Hence, the points of intersection are (2, 3) and (2, 3).
(c)
xx
2
21
12 =
Volume = y yy
y y+( ) + 112
10
32
0
12
3
12
d d d
= +
+ [ ] [ ] y
y y y
2
0
3
3
12
0
12
2 (12) ln
= +
+ ( ) ( )
3
23 6 12
2
ln ln12 3-
= +15
212 12ln 4
= +9
224 ln 2
= 24 l 2
9
2units
3n