Indefinite Integrals
Definite Integrals
Integration using trigonometric identities
Integration with U-Substitution
Motion Problems
100

∫2sec2(x)dx=?

2tan(x)+C

100

162 dx=?

10

100

Evaluate ∫0π/2cos2x dx=?

π/4

100

∫4sin(x)/(3+cos(x)) dx=?

−4 ln(3+cos (x))+C

100

As a particle moves along the number line, its position at time t is s(t), its velocity is v(t), and its acceleration is a(t)= 1.

If v(3) = -3 and s(2) = -10, what is s(4)?

-16

200

∫4sin(x)dx=?

−4cos(x)+C

200

02(4x3−3x2+2x)dx=?

12

200

∫tan3xdx=?

tan2x/2−ln∣secx∣+C

200

∫(x2)/(x3+4) dx=?

1/3ln∣x3+4∣+C

200

As a particle moves along the number line, its position at time t is s(t, its velocity is v(t) and its acceleration is a(t)=-cost. If v(π) = 2 and s(π/2)=-3π, what is s(0)?

1+2π

300

∫(−3ex+x4)dx=?

−3ex+4ln∣x∣+C

300

−11(12*3sqrt(x))dx=?

0

300

∫sin2xcos3xdx=?

(sin3x/3)−(sin5x/5)+C

300

∫(2x+7)dx=?

(2x+7)4/8+C

300

A particle with velocity v(t)=t2+3, where t is time in seconds, moves in a straight line.

How far does the particle move from t=2 to t=3 seconds?

28/3 units

400

∫(−3/x+3ex)dx=?

−3ln∣x∣+3ex+C

400

014 10exdx=?


10e14−10

400

∫sin4xdx=?

1/4(3/2x−sin2x+1/8sin4x)+C

400

∫(2x−5)10 dx=?

(2x−5)11/22+C

400

The velocity of a particle moving along the x-axis is v(t)= 1/sqrt(t). At t=4, its position is 2.

What is the position of the particle, s(t), at any time t?

s(t)=2t1/2−2

500

∫5csc2(x)dx=?

−5cot(x)+C

500

25(12−x3/x4)dx=?

ln(5/2)−117/250

500

0π/23cos3xdx=?

2

500

∫(x)/sqrt(16-x2) dx=?

−sqrt(16−x2)+C

500

The velocity of a particle moving along the x-axis is v(t)=t2+t. At t=1 its position is 1.

What is the position of the particle, s(t), at any time t?

s(t)=1/3t3+1/2t2+1/6