1. Integration Techniques: Substitution
OBJECTIVE
Evaluate integrals using substitution.
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The following formulas provide a basis for an
integration technique called substitution.
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3. 4.5 Integration Techniques: Substitution
Example 1: For y = f (x) = x3, find dy.
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Example 2: For u = F(x) = x2/3, find du.
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Example 3: For find dy.
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Example 4: For
find dy.
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Example 5: Evaluate:
Note that 3x2 is the derivative of x3. Thus,
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Quick Check 2
Evaluate:
Note that
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Example 6: Evaluate:
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Example 7: Evaluate:
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Quick Check 3
Evaluate:
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Example 8: Evaluate:
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Example 9: Evaluate:
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Quick Check 4
Evaluate:
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Example 10: Evaluate:
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Example 11: Evaluate:
We first find the indefinite integral and then evaluate
the integral over [0, 1].
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Example 11 (concluded):
Then, we have
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Section Summary
Integration by substitution is the reverse of applying the Chain Rule of Differentiation.
The substitution is reversed after the integration has been performed.
Results should be checked using differentiation.
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