What would you pick as U for integral (x/root(4+x^2))
4+x^2
What is the integration by parts equation?
UV - integral of VDU
Which is the most accurate: Simpson's Rule, Midpoint Rule or Trapezoidal Rule?
Simpson's Rule
Slide 1
Integration by Parts
Graph y = x^3
Look at Desmos
How do you find the absolute Max?
Bonus: How do you find roots for fractions, LN(x), e^x
When do you use logarithmic differentiation?
When you are trying to take the derivative of a complex fraction, or when you have something to the power of x
Increasing the number of subintervals generally causes the error in numerical integration to do what?
Decrease
Slide 2
Partial Fraction Decomposition
What is the strategy to pick u for integration by parts
ILATE
Inverse Trig
Log
Algebraic
Trig
Exponents
Set up:
Find Area of region bound by y = sin(x), y = cos(x), x = 0 and x = pi/2
Integral of cos(x) - sin(x) from 0 to pi/4 + integral of sin(x) - cos(x) from pi/4 to pi/2
Find domain of sin^-1 (X^2 - 1)
D: [-root(2), root(2)]
The Trapezoidal Rule error bound depends on the maximum value of which derivative, what about Simpson's Rule?
Trapezoidal Rule: Second Derivative
Simpson's Rule: Fourth Derivative
Slide 3
Integration by Parts
What is the derivative and integral of B^x
Derivative B^x ln(b)
Integral B^x/ln(b) + C
What are all L'Hôpitals Indeterminates
0/0
inf/inf
0*inf
inf - inf
0^0
1^inf
inf^0
Four types of partial fraction decomposition and write them out.
Type 1: Linear, non-repeated
Type 2: Linear Repeating
Type 3: Irreducible quadratic, non-repeating
Type 4: Irreducible quadratic, repeating
In comparison theory, what should you compare 5x+2/x^3+9 to?
1/x^3
Slide 3
Improper Integral
What is the domain of Ln(X^2 +X)
(-inf,-1] U [0,inf)
Use the washer Method to SETUP this problem.
Find Volume of y = x, y=x^2 rotated around x=-1
Integral of (pi(1+root(y))^2 - pi (1+y)^2) from 0 to 1
Match Radical with strategy and tell me Identity
1.) Root (a^2 + x^2)
2.) Root (a^2 - x^2)
3.) Root (x^2 - a^2 )
1.) x = Tan(theta)
2.) x = sin(theta)
3.) x = sec(theta)
A numerical approximation using Simpson's Rule has error bound Es <= K/N^4, By what factor must nnn increase to reduce the error by a factor of 81?
n = 3
Slide 4
U-sub and Trig Sub
Find the arc length of y = (2/3)x^3/2 on the interval 0<x<3
14/3