4.1 Antiderivatives and Indefinite Integration

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4.1 Antiderivatives and Indefinite Integration Learning Goals: We are learning about: Antiderivatives Notation for Antiderivatives Basic Integration Rules Initial Conditions and Particular Solutions Why are we learning this? Helps us find useful formulas! (Example 8)

Antiderivatives: Find a function F whose derivative is: Now find another function!

Antiderivatives

Example 1: Solving a Differential Equation

Notation for Antidertivative: Antidifferentiation/Indefinite Integration Antiderivative/Indefinite Integral Need to find the y that makes the equation true. Once we know the y what are we doing to it?

Basic Integration Rules

Example 2: Applying The Basic Integration Rules Example 3: Rewriting Before Integrating

Example 5: Rewriting Before Integrating – We have no Quotient Rule Same applies with derivatives

Example 6: Rewriting Before Integration Using Trig Identities

Example 7: Finding a Particular Solution

Remember we need to rewrite the integrand to fit the basic integration rules: How does this show that integration is limited compared to differentiation?

Example 8 – Great Example. Read Together. 4 Example 8 – Great Example!! Read Together. 4.1 Hmwr: 1-13odd, 17, 19, 23, 25, 29-45odd, 51, 57, 67