Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering, 4th ed.c

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18.6 Calculus 623


Example 18.16 Evaluate


We use rule 5, a#f(x)dxaf(x)dx, from Table 18.7 to solve this problem. For the
given problem,a5 andf(x)  3 x
2
 20 x, then using the results of Example 18.15, we get
5(3x
2
 20 x)dx5(x
3
 10 x
2
C).

Example 18.17 Evaluate


We use rule 6, [f(x)g(x)]dxf(x)dxg(x)dx, from Table 18.7 to solve this
problem, as shown.

 1 x
3
 10 x
2
C 12  1 x
5
 5 xC 22

(^)  313 x
2
 20 x 2  15 x
4
 524 dx 13 x
2
 20 x 2 dx 15 x
4
 52 dx
^313 x
2
 20 x 2  15 x
4
 524 dx.
^513 x
2
 20 x 2 dx.
TABLE 18.7 Summary of Basic Integral Rules
Definitions and Rules Explanation
1 The integral of a constanta.
2 True forn 1 (see Example 18.15).
3 True forx 0 (see Example 18.18).
4 The rule for exponential function.
5 Whenaconstant (see Example 18.16).
6 See Example 18.17.
7 The substitution method.
8 The substitution method (see Example 18.20).
(^9)  The substitution method.
u¿ 1 x 2
u 1 x 2
dxln 0 u 1 x 20 C


e


u 1 x 2
u
œ
1 x 2 dxe
u 1 x 2
C

^3 u^1 x^24


n
u
œ
1 x 2 dx

3 u 1 x 24
n 1

n 1


C


^3 f^1 x^2 g^1 x^24 dxf^1 x^2 dxg^1 x^2 dx


a


#f 1 x 2 dxa


f^1 x^2 dx


e


ax
dx

1
a

e
ax
C




a
x

dxa ln 0 x 0 C


x^


n
dx

1


n 1


x
n 1
C

a^ dxaxC


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