Integration, the inverse operation to differentiation, is essential, enabling students to solve a broad spectrum of problems. This section focuses on extending basic integration methods to cover more complex functions such as eax+b, ax+b1, sin(ax+b), cos(ax+b), sec2(ax+b), and ax+b1.
Techniques for Advanced Integration
1. Integration of Exponential Functions
For an exponential function eax+b, the integral is
∫eax+bdx=aeax+b+C
Example:
∫e2x+1dx=2e2x+1+C
2. Integration of Rational Functions
Integrating a rational function ax+b1, we find:
∫ax+b1dx=a1ln∣ax+b∣+C
Example:
∫3x+41dx=31ln∣3x+4∣+C
3. Integration of Trigonometric Functions
The integrals for trigonometric functions sin(ax+b) and cos(ax+b)are:
Rahil spent ten years working as private tutor, teaching students for GCSEs, A-Levels, and university admissions. During his PhD he published papers on modelling infectious disease epidemics and was a tutor to undergraduate and masters students for mathematics courses.
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Rahil spent ten years working as private tutor, teaching students for GCSEs, A-Levels, and university admissions. During his PhD he published papers on modelling infectious disease epidemics and was a tutor to undergraduate and masters students for mathematics courses.
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