9.1 Integration by Parts & Tabular Integration Rita Korsunsky.

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9.1 Integration by Parts & Tabular Integration Rita Korsunsky

Integration by Parts Product Rule :

Rules for Choosing u & dv ∫ udv = uv - ∫ vdu u u dv Rules for choosing u and dv: For dv: Choose the most complicated integrand that can be readily integrated For u: Choose something that becomes simpler when differentiated

Example #1 possible choices for dv: dx, x dx, e2x dx, xe2x dx Plug In Most complicated that can be readily integrated: e2x dx Plug In

Example #2 Plug In

Example #3 Plug In

Use integration by parts again Example #4 Use integration by parts again Plug In Plug In

Use integration by parts again Example #5 Use integration by parts again

Example #5 cont'd. Plug into original equation

Example #6 Use identity: Plug In

Tabular Integration can be used only if f(x) is a polynomial. Take the derivative of f(x) until you reach ZERO Then take the integral of g(x) until the derivative of f(x) is ZERO

Example #1 Take the INTEGRAL Take the DERIVATIVE

Example #2

Integration by parts: OR Tabular integration

OR

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