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The General Power Formula Lesson 9.1

Review From Chapter 6 – General Power Formula Consider application to transcendental functions

Applying Power Formula Consider Let u = sin x u2 = sin2x Then what is du? du = cos x dx

Converting the ln Function Try this … What should we substitute for u? What is the du? The integration u = (ln x) du = 1/x dx

Functions Involving ex Given What should we substitute for u? What is the du? The integration u = 3e3x + 1

Working with Inverse Trig Functions Given What should we substitute for u? What is the du? The integration u = arctan x

Application Find the area under the curve The integral For 0 < x < 1 The integral u = ? du = ?

Assignment Lesson 9.1 Page 357 1 – 27 odd, 31