Higher Engineering Mathematics, Sixth Edition

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394 Higher Engineering Mathematics


Now try the following exercise

Exercise 153 Further problems on
integration using algebraic substitutions
In Problems 1 to 6, integrate with respect to the
variable.


  1. 2sin( 4 x+ 9 )


[

1
2

cos( 4 x+ 9 )+c

]


  1. 3cos( 2 θ− 5 )


[
3
2

sin( 2 θ− 5 )+c

]


  1. 4sec^2 ( 3 t+ 1 )


[
4
3

tan( 3 t+ 1 )+c

]

4.
1
2

( 5 x− 3 )^6

[
1
70

( 5 x− 3 )^7 +c

]

5.
− 3
( 2 x− 1 )

[

3
2

ln( 2 x− 1 )+c

]


  1. 3e^3 θ+^5 [e^3 θ+^5 +c]


In Problems 7 to 10, evaluate the definite integrals
correct to 4 significant figures.

7.

∫ 1

0

( 3 x+ 1 )^5 dx [227.5]

8.

∫ 2

0

x


( 2 x^2 + 1 )dx [4.333]

9.

∫ π
3
0

2sin

(
3 t+

π
4

)
dt [0.9428]

10.

∫ 1

0

3cos( 4 x− 3 )dx [0.7369]

39.4 Further worked problems on


integration using algebraic


substitutions


Problem 7. Find


x
2 + 3 x^2

dx.

Letu= 2 + 3 x^2 then

du
dx

= 6 xand dx=

du
6 x

Hence

x
2 + 3 x^2

dx=


x
u

du
6 x

=

1
6


1
u

du,

by cancelling

=

1
6

lnu+c=

1
6

ln(2+ 3 x^2 )+c

Problem 8. Determine


2 x

( 4 x^2 − 1 )

dx.

Letu= 4 x^2 −1then

du
dx

= 8 xand dx=

du
8 x

Hence


2 x

( 4 x^2 − 1 )

dx=


2 x

u

du
8 x

=

1
4


1

u

du,by cancelling

=

1
4


u

− 1

(^2) du=
1
4



u
(− 1
2
)



  • 1

    1
    2


  • 1


    ⎦+c


    1
    4



    u
    1
    2
    1
    2


    ⎦+c=
    1
    2

    u+c


    1
    2

    (4x^2 −1)+c
    Problem 9. Show that

    tanθdθ=ln(secθ)+c.

    tanθdθ=

    sinθ
    cosθ
    dθ.Letu=cosθ
    then
    du

    =−sinθand dθ=
    −du
    sinθ
    Hence

    sinθ
    cosθ
    dθ=

    sinθ
    u
    (
    −du
    sinθ
    )
    =−

    1
    u
    du=−lnu+c
    =−ln(cosθ)+c=ln(cosθ)−^1 +c,
    by the laws of logarithms.



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