Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Techniques of
Integration
- basic substitution
method
- 1) identify the U
- 2) differentiate U and
change the question to
the form of U
- 3) integrate
as usual
- completing the square,CSM
(when quadratic function
at denominator)
- 1) simplify denominator using CSM
- 2) integrate the
equation
- *answer usually in
the form of inverse
trigo.
- trigonometric identities (when
there is summation of 2 terms
^2 @ different angle)
- 1) expand the equation
- 2) apply the
trigonometric
identitiesl
- 3) make sure every term
can be integrated
- 4) integrate each term as
usual.
- improper fraction
(when degree of
numerator>/=
degree of
denominator)
- 1) use long division
method to simplify
the equation
- 2) integrate the
simplified eq. as
usual
- separating fractions
(when the fraction
can be separated)
- 1) separate the
function into 2
eq. with same
denominator.
- 2) simplify then
integrate each
term
- multiplying by
a form of 1
- 1) multiply by a
form of 1 or its
conjugate
- 2) simplify the expression
- 3) integrate
the
expression
as usual.
- eliminating square
roots(when trigo
function is in the
square root)
- 1) simplify to
a squared
trigonometric
form
- 2)
eliminate
the square
root
- 3) integrate
as usual
- integration by parts
- in the form of
- 1) identify
u and dv
- use ILATE
- 2) substitute
into the
form
- tabular
integration
- 1) diff u
until
becomes 0
- 2) combine
the product
of fn
- integration by partial
fractions
- non-repeated
linear factors
- 1) simplify the deniminator
- 2) separate the denominator
- 3) find A and B
- use
Heaviside
"cover up"
method
- repeated
linear
factors
- irreducible
quadratic
factors
- improper
fraction
- trigonometric
integrals
- when the trigo fn is
to the power of an
even no.
- use half angle
formula then
integrate using basic
subs. method
- when trigo fn is
to the power of
an odd no.
- 1) release one of
the factor. convert
the remaining using
identities.
- 2) integrate
each term.
- reduction
formula
- to integrate
sin^n x and
cos^n x
- product of
powers of
sines and
cosines.
- both odd
- one odd one even
- both even
- t-substitution
(t=tan x)
- 1) change the eq. in
terms of t
- 2)
integrate
the fn
- 3)convert
back the t
into tan x
- trigonometric substitution
- 1)convert the
variable in terms
of theta
- 2) integrate as usual
- 3) change the theta
back into variable
form
- improper integral
- 1) sketch the graph
- 2) change into limit
- 3) integrate the equation
- By: Hamidy and Anas (set7)
- 4) solve the limit.