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• Definite Integral Values

  You can use what is given to solve the definite integral if you break up the integral first. 1∫10 (x2 - 6x)dx = 1∫10 x2dx - 1∫10 6xdx separate the two terms = 1∫10 x2dx - 6 1∫10 xdx move the 6 to the outside of the second integral

• Evaluating indefinite and definite integrals

  215962 Evaluating indefinite and definite integrals See attached file for full problem description. Please show in detail how to solve the following integral.

• Integral

  This shows how to solve a definite integral from pi/6 to pi/2 of a complex trigonometric function

• Integrals with limits

  When you solve differential equation, you are doing an indefinite integral (never a definite integral), so wording like limits from 0 to x should not appear in your answer.

• Integration

  Using the Reiman Sum, write the definition of the definite integral 8 to 0 (x^2 - 4x)dx. Do not evaluate. Using the definition of the integral above, now calculate 8 to 0 (x^2 - 4x) dx Please refer to the attached file. Cheers.

• Definite integration

  hint: use the substitution u = sqrt(x+1) The solution demonstrates in a step by step fashion how to apply a substitution to solve this integral.

• Area between two curves

  F(x)=ln2x G(x)=lnx Limits: a=1 and b=5 Note that F(x)-G(x)=ln(2x)-lnx=(ln2+lnx)-lnx=ln2, we get the area betwen these two curves is the definite integral of F(x)-G(x) between a=1 and b=5.

• Differential equations

  (1-x^2)^(1/2)y'+1+y^2=0 implies that y'/(1+y^2)=-1/((1-x^2)^(1/2) ) (1) We have the formula The definite integral of 1/((a^2+u^2) is 1/a* [ tan^(-1)(u/a)] +C The definite integral of 1/((a^2-u^2)^(1/2) is sin^(-1)

• Definite the Integral as the limit of a sum

  42023 Definite the Integral as the limit of a sum Calculus Integral Calculus(VII) Definite Integral as the Limit of a sum