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Indefinite Integration

Module C2

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Indefinite Integration

• add 1 to the power• divide by the new power• add C

1;1

1

nCn

xdxx

nn

Reminder:

n does not need to be an integer BUT notice that the rule is for nx

It cannot be used directly for terms such as nx

1

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.1 Evaluate dxx

4

1

4

1

x

Solution: Using the law of indices,

4x

So, dxxdxx

44

1

Cx

3

3

Cx

3

3

This minus sign . . . . . . makes the term negative.

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.1 Evaluate dxx

4

1

4

1

x

Solution: Using the law of indices,

4x

So, dxxdxx

44

1

Cx

3

3

Cx

3

3

Cx

33

1But this one . . . is an index

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.2 Evaluate

Cx

23

23

We need to simplify this “piled up” fraction.Multiplying the numerator and denominator by

2 gives

Cx

3

2 23

Cx

2

2

23

23

We can get this answer directly by noticing that . . . . . . dividing by a fraction is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal. ( We “flip” the fraction over ).

dxx 21

dxx 21

Solution:

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Indefinite Integration

Cx

23

e.g.2 Evaluate

Cx

23

We need to simplify this “piled up” fraction.Multiplying the numerator and denominator by

2 gives

Cx

2

2

23

23

We can get this answer directly by noticing that . . .

dxx 21

dxx 21

Solution: 23

2

3

. . . dividing by a fraction is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal. ( We “flip” the fraction over ).

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.3 Evaluate dxx

1

xSolution:

21

x

So, dxx

dxx 2

1

11

Using the law of indices,

dxx 21

Cx

21

21

Cx 21

2

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.4 Evaluate

dxx

x 1

Solution: dx

x

x 1dx

x

x

21

1

dxx 21

dx

xx

x

21

21

1

Write in index form

xSplit up the fraction

Use the 2nd law of indices:

21

211

21

xx

x

x

We cannot integrate with x in the denominator.

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.4 Evaluate

dxx

x 1

Solution: dx

x

x 1dx

x

x

21

1

dxx 21

Cx 21

2

dx

xx

x

21

21

1

Instead of dividing by ,multiply by 2

332

3

2 23

x

Instead of dividing by ,multiply by 22

1

21

x

and 21

210

21

1 xx

x

The terms are now in the form where we can use our rule of integration.

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Indefinite Integration

Solution:

dxx

xy 2

2 1

e.g.5 The curve passes through the point

( 1, 0 ) and

)(xfy

22/ 1

)(x

xxf Find the equation of the

curve.

( 1, 0 ) on the curve: C3

2

dxxxy 22

Cxx

y

13

13

Cx

xy

1

3

3

C 13

10

So the curve is 3

21

3

3

x

xy

It’s important to prepare all the terms before integrating any of them

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Indefinite Integration

Evaluate

dxxx )1(

Exercise

dxx 3

1

Solution:

dxxdxx 3

3

1

Cx

22

1

1. 2.

Cx

2

2

dxxxdxxx )1()1( 21

dxxx 2

123

Cxx

3

2

5

2 23

25

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Indefinite Integration

3. Given that , find the equation of

the curve through the point ( 2, 0 ).

2

2 1

x

x

dx

dy

Solution:

2

2 1

x

x

dx

dy dxxy 21

Cx

xy

1

1

Cx

xy 1

( 2, 0 ) on the curve: C2

120 C

2

3

So the curve is 2

31

xxy

Exercise

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Indefinite Integration

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Indefinite Integration

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.1 Evaluate dxx

4

1

4

1

x

Solution: Using the law of indices,

4x

So, dxxdxx

44

1

Cx

3

3

Cx

3

3

This minus sign . . . . . . makes the term negative.

Cx

33

1

But this one is an index

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.2 Evaluate

Cx

23

23

We need to simplify this “piled up” fraction.Multiplying the numerator and denominator by

2 gives

Cx

3

2 23

Cx

2

2

23

23

We can get this answer directly by noticing that . . . . . . dividing by a fraction is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal. ( We “flip” the fraction over ).

dxx 21

dxx 21

Solution:

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Indefinite Integration

e.g.3 Evaluate dxx

1

xSolution:

21

x

So, dxx

dxx 2

1

11

Using the law of indices,

dxx 21

Cx

21

21

Cx 21

2

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Indefinite Integratione.g.4

Evaluatedx

x

x 1

Solution:

dx

x

x

21

1

dx

xx

x

21

21

1

Write in index form

x

Split up the fraction

We cannot integrate with x in the denominator.

Use the laws of indices: and21

211

21

xx

x

x

21

21

1 x

x

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Indefinite Integration

dxx 21

Cx 21

23

2 23

x

21

x

The terms are now in the form where we can use our rule of integration.

dx

xx

x

21

21

1 So,

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Indefinite Integration

Solution:

dxx

xy 2

2 1

e.g.5 The curve passes through the point

( 1, 0 ) and .

)(xfy

22/ 1

)(x

xxf Find the equation of the

curve.

( 1, 0 ) on the curve: C3

2

dxxxy 22

Cxx

y

13

13

Cx

xy

1

3

3

C 13

10

So the curve is 3

21

3

3

x

xy

It’s important to prepare all the terms before integrating any of them