CHAPTER

Integration Techniques
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7.1 REVIEW OF FORMULAS AND TECHNIQUES
7.2 INTEGRATION BY PARTS
7.3 TRIGONOMETRIC TECHNIQUES OF INTEGRATION
7.4 INTEGRATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS USING
PARTIAL FRACTIONS

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Basic Integration Formulas: Chapter 4

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Basic Integration Formulas: Chapter 4

We have expanded this list slightly by using the method of

substitution.
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EXAMPLE 1.2 Generalizing a Basic Integration Rule

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EXAMPLE 1.2 Generalizing a Basic Integration Rule

Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.2 Generalizing a Basic Integration Rule

Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.2 Generalizing a Basic Integration Rule

Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.3 An Integrand That Must Be Expanded

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EXAMPLE 1.3 An Integrand That Must Be Expanded

Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.4 An Integral Where We Must Complete
the Square

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EXAMPLE 1.4 An Integral Where We Must Complete
the Square
Solution

complete the square

This looks like

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EXAMPLE 1.4 An Integral Where We Must Complete
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Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.4 An Integral Where We Must Complete
the Square
Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.5 An Integral Requiring Some Imagination

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EXAMPLE 1.5 An Integral Requiring Some Imagination

Solution
Complete the square in the denominator:

The denominator nearly looks like the denominator in

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EXAMPLE 1.5 An Integral Requiring Some Imagination

Solution
Factor out an 8 from the denominator:

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EXAMPLE 1.5 An Integral Requiring Some Imagination

Solution

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EXAMPLE 1.5 An Integral Requiring Some Imagination

Solution

Example 1.5 was tedious, but reasonably straightforward.

The issue in integration is to recognize what pieces are

present in a given integral and to see how you might
rewrite the integral in a more familiar form.
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