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Appendix G
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
(G-1)
x
dx
1 x
x
0
1
dx = ln x + C
x
x
1x
(G-2)
1
dx
= ln 1 + x
1 + x
(G-3)
x
0
x
0
1
1 + x
dx = 1 + ln
x
1x
1x
1 + x
1 x2
dx =
1 x x
1
ln
1x
1x
(G-5)
1 + x
dx = 2 1 + ln 1 x + 2 x +
2
1x
1 x
2
(G-6)
x
0
dx
1
B x
=
ln
1 x B x B 1 B 1 x
B = 1
(G-7)
x
0
2
2
dx
=
+
ax2 + bx + c
2ax + b b
for b2 = 4ac
(G-8)
x
0
1
q xp
dx
=
ln
ax2 + bx + c
a p q
p xq
2
xn dx =
dx
1
= ln ax + b + C
ax + b
a
(G-12)
1 x
a +C
ln a
(G-13)
ax dx =
ex dx = ex + C
(G-14)
sin x dx = cos x + C
(G-15)
cos x dx = sin x + C
(G-16)
(G-17)
1
sin ax dx = cos ax + C
a
(G-18)
1
sin ax + b dx = cos ax + b + C
a
(G-19)
1
sin ax + C
a
(G-20)
(G-4)
x 1 + x2
0
(G-11)
1 n+1
x +C
n+1
(G-10)
cos ax dx =
cos ax + b dx =
1
sin ax + b + C
a
(G-21)
1
ln sec ax + C
a
(G-22)
x
+C
a
(G-23)
1
dx
x
= tan1 + C
a2 + x2
a
a
(G-24)
tan a x dx =
dx
a2 x2
= sin1
u dv = uv
v du
(G-25)
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ln x dx = x ln x x + C
(G-26)
1
x dx
= ln a2 + x2 + C
a2 + x2
2
(G-27)
USEFUL WEBSITES
d
loga e du
loga u =
dx
u dx
d u 1 du
a =
dx
u dx
du
d u
e = eu
dx
dx
(G-34)
(G-35)
(G-36)
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TAYLORS SERIES
h
h2
f x + f x
1!
2!
hn
h3
+ f x + + f n x +
3!
n!
h2
h
f x + h = x + hn = f x + f x + f x
1!
2!
h3
+ f x +
3!
when h = 0
f x + h = f x +
f x = xn
dn
Dn = n = nth differential operator
dx
n
n
n
are binomial coefficients.
1
2
n
f x = nxn1
(G-37)
(G-38)
f x = n n 1 xn2
f x = n n 1 n 2 xn3
Substituting into the expansion for Taylors expression
EXAMPLE
D3 uv = u
x + hn = xn + h nxn1 +
du d2 v
d2 u dv
d3 u
d3 v
+3 2 +3 2
+v 3
3
dx
dx dx
dx dx
dx
(G-29)
(G-30)
n n 1 n2 2
x h
2!
n n 1 n 2 n3 3
+
x h +
3!
(G-39)
(G-40)
MACLAURINS SERIES
Maclaurins series is a special case of Taylors series. If x = 0 and
h is replaced by x, then Taylors expansion becomes
(G-31)
f x = f 0 +
x2
x3
xn
x
f 0 + f 0 + f 0 + f n 0 +
1!
2!
3!
n!
(G-41)
SEPARATION OF VARIABLES
u dv
d u
v du
= dx 2 dx
dx v
v
(G-32)
df u du
d
f u =
dx
du
dx
h3
n n 1 n 2 xn3 +
3!
and re-arranging gives the following.
+
x + hn = xn + nxn1 h +
h2
n n 1 xn2
2!
(G-33)
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f x dy + g x dx = 0
(G-42)
(G-43)
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APPENDIX G
EXAMPLE
REACTOR
959
VARIABLE SEPARABLE
f y
u
dy
+ F x = 0
dx
(G-51)
or
f y dy + F x dx = 0
(G-52)
CO
u
EXAMPLE
C
VR
xdy + ydx = 0
u =
VR =
CO =
C =
T =
dividing by xy,
dy dx
+
=0
y
x
dy dx
+
=0
y
x
u CO C dt = VR dC
(G-55)
(G-56)
ln y + ln x = C1
ln y + ln x = ln C
(G-44)
(G-58)
giving
xy = c
(G-57)
Step 2
(G-54)
(G-59)
1
used to multiply throughout to separate the variables
xy
is called an integrating factor.
The factor
(G-45)
(G-46)
dy
+ Py = Q
dx
or
ln C CO =
ut
+ ln A
VR
(G-47)
ut
C CO = Ae VR
(G-48)
Differentiating ye
(G-49)
or
ut
C = CO + Ci CO e VR
(G-50)
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(G-60)
ut
VR
Pdx
Pdx
gives
dy
+ e Pdx Py
dx
(G-62)
Qe Pdx dx
ye Pdx =
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G.12
f s
dy
+ 2y = 0
dx
Integrating Factor IF = e
(G-64)
Pdx
=e
2dx
= e2x
(G-65)
dy
+ 2e2x y = 0
dx
(G-66)
(G-67)
where A is a constant.
Therefore, the solution is
y = Ae2x
(G-68)
N
N dy +
M
dy dx + C = 0
x
f t
1
s
1
s2
1
n = 1 2
sn
1
sa
1
(G-70)
(G-71)
If the auxiliary equation has distinct real roots m1 and m2 , then the
solution is
(G-73)
If the auxiliary equation has two roots equal to m, then the solution is
y = Ax + B emx
(G-75)
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1
tn1 eat
n 1!
1
sin at
a
cos at
1 at
e sin bt
b
eat cos bt
0
when 0 < t < k
t k when t > k
s a2 + b2
eks
s2
df t
dt
d2 f t
dt2
s b + a2
sb
teat
+ b2
y = Aem1 x + Bem2 x
eat
s a
s a
2
n!
where n is an integer
sn+1
n
n is not an integer
sn+1
1
m + am + b = 0
tn1
n 1!
s a2
1
n = 1 2
s an
1
2
s + a2
s
s2 + a2
1
M
N
=
is not satisfied, there exists a function
y
x
M
N
=
x y =
such that
y
x
sf s f 0
If the condition
dy
d2 y
+ a + by = 0
dx2
dx
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tn
tn
ebt sin at
a
ebt cos at
s b2 + a2
sn f s sn1 f 0 + sn2 f 0
+ + sf n2 0 + f n1 0
dn f t
dtn
where f 0 f 0 f n1 0 are the values of the first, second,
up to the (n1)th derivative of the function when the independent
variable is zero.
G.13 CUBIC EQUATIONS
ax3 + bx2 + cx + d = 0
(G-76)
b
to y3 + py + q = 0
3a
(G-77)
where
c
b 2
1
3
p=
3
a
a
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APPENDIX G
b 3
c
d
1
b
2
+ 27
q=
9
27
a
a
a
a
(G-79)
D = 0 there are three real roots of which at least two are equal
D < 0, trigonometric formulas of the roots are
y1 = u + v
u + v u v
+
i 3
y2 =
2
2
u + v u v
i 3
y3 =
2
2
p
3 q
2
D=
+
3
2
q
q
+ D v= 3
D
u= 3
2
2
(G-80)
(G-81)
(G-82)
D > 0 there are one real and two conjugate imaginary roots
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p
cos
3
3
+
p
cos
y2 = 2
3
3
p
y2 = 2
cos
3
3
y1 =
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(G-84)
(G-85)
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