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Tuesday, 11 October 2016

Integration By Parts Examples

FORMULA FOR INTEGRATION BY PARTS:





Now Here are few examples for you. If You Have any confusion regarding them you can comment below. So I will help you out. Thanks



Example No. 1
Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int {x e^x} \,dx } $ . 
Solution:-

Let
$ u = x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = e^x dx $
So That
$ du = (1) dx = dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = e^x $ .
Therefore:
$ \displaystyle{ \int { x e^x } \,dx } = \displaystyle{ x e^x - \int { e^x} \,dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ x e^x - e^x + C } $ .




Example No. 2
Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int { x \sin {x}} \,dx } $ . 
Solution:

Let
$ u = x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = \sin {x} \ dx $

so that
$ du = (1) dx = dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = -\cos{x} $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int { x \sin {x}} \,dx } = \displaystyle{ x (-\cos{x}) - \int { (-\cos{x}) } \,dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ -x \cos{x} + \int { \cos{x} } \,dx } $
$ = -x \cos {x} + \sin{x} + C $ .


Example No. 3
Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int {x \ln{x}} \,dx } $ .

Solution:

Let
$ u = \ln{x} \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = x \ dx $

so that
$ du = \displaystyle{1\over x} \ dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = \displaystyle{x^2 \over 2} $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int {x \ln{x}} \,dx } = \displaystyle{ {x^2 \over 2} \ln{x} - \int { {x^2 \over 2} \, {1\over x} } \,dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ {x^2 \over 2} \ln{x} - (1/2) \int x \,dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ {x^2\over 2} \ln{x} - (1/2) { x^2 \over 2 } + C} $
$ = \displaystyle{ {x^2\over 2} \ln{x} - (1/4) x^2 + C} $ .


Example No. 4


Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int { x \cos {3x} } \,dx } $ 

Solution:

Let
$ u = x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = \cos{3x} \ dx $
so that
$ du = (1) dx = dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = (1/3) \sin{3x}$ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int { x \cos{3x} } \,dx } = \displaystyle{ x (1/3) \sin{3x} - \int { (1/3) \sin{3x} } \, dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{(1/3)x \sin{3x} - (1/3) \int { \sin{3x} } \, dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ (1/3) x \sin{3x} - (1/3) { -\cos {3x} \over 3 } + C } $
$ =\displaystyle{ (1/3) x \sin{3x} + (1/9) \cos {3x} + C } $ .



Example No. 5


Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int { \ln {x} \over x^5 } \,dx } $ 
Solution:

 Let
$ u = \ln x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = \displaystyle{ 1 \over x^5 } \ dx = x^{-5} \ dx $
so that
$ du = \displaystyle{1\over x} \ dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = \displaystyle{ x^{-4} \over -4} = \displaystyle{ -1 \over 4x^4 } $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int {\ln {x} \over x^5 } \,dx } = \displaystyle{ (\ln{x})\Big(...
...ver 4x^4}\Big) - \int {\Big({-1 \over 4x^4}\Big)\Big({1 \over x}\Big) } \, dx} $
$ = \displaystyle{ -{\ln{x} \over 4x^4} + (1/4)\int { 1 \over x^5 } \, dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ -{\ln{x} \over 4x^4} + (1/4)\int { x^{-5} } \, dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{-{\ln{x} \over 4x^4} + (1/4){ x^{-4} \over -4 } + C } $
$ = \displaystyle{-{\ln{x} \over 4x^4} - { 1 \over 16x^4} + C } $ .
Example No. 6


Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int \arcsin 3x \,dx } $ 
Solution:

Let
$ u = \arcsin 3x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = dx = (1) dx $
so that (Don't forget to use the chain rule when differentiating $ \arcsin 3x $ .)
$ du = \displaystyle{ 1 \over \sqrt{ 1 - (3x)^2 } } (3) dx = \displaystyle{ 3 \over \sqrt{ 1 - 9x^2 } } dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = x $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int \arcsin 3x \, dx } = x \arcsin 3x - \displaystyle{ \int x { 3 \over \sqrt{ 1 - 9x^2 } } \, dx } $
$ = x \arcsin 3x - \displaystyle{ 3 \int {x \over \sqrt{ 1 - 9x^2 } } \, dx } $ .
Now use u-substitution. Let
$ u = 1 - 9x^2 $
so that
$ du = -18x \ dx $ ,
or
$ (-1/18) du = x \ dx $ .
Then
$ \displaystyle{ \int \arcsin 3x \, dx } = x \arcsin 3x - \displaystyle{ 3\int {x \over \sqrt{ 1 - 9x^2 } } \, dx } $
$ = x \arcsin 3x - \displaystyle{ 3\int {1 \over \sqrt{ 1 - 9x^2 } } \, x \ dx } $
$ = x \arcsin 3x - \displaystyle{ 3\int {1 \over \sqrt{ u }} \, (-1/18) du } $
$ = x \arcsin 3x + \displaystyle{ (1/6) \int {1 \over \sqrt{ u }} \, du } $
$ = x \arcsin 3x + \displaystyle{ (1/6) \int u^{-1/2} \, du } $
$ = x \arcsin 3x + (1/6) \displaystyle{ { u^{1/2} \over (1/2) } } $ + C
$ = x \arcsin 3x + (1/3) \displaystyle{ (1-9x^2)^{1/2} } $ + C
$ = x \arcsin 3x + (1/3) \sqrt{ 1-9x^2 } $ + C .



Example No. 7

Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int {\ln x } \,dx } $ .
Solution:

Let
$ u = \ln x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = dx = (1) dx $
so that
$ du = \displaystyle{1\over x} \ dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = x $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int { \ln x } \,dx } = \displaystyle{ x \ln{x} - \int {x {1 \over x}} \,dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{x \ln{x} - \int { 1 } \,dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ x \ln {x} - x + C } $ .


Example No. 8

Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int 2x \arctan x \,dx } $ 
Solution:

 Let
$ u = \arctan x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = 2x \ dx $
so that
$ du = \displaystyle{ 1 \over 1 + x^2 } \ dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = x^2 $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int 2x \arctan x \, dx } = x^2 \arctan x - \displaystyle{ \int { x^2 \over 1 + x^2 } \, dx } $
(Add $ \ 0 = 1 - 1 \ $ in the numerator. This will replicate the denominator and allow us to split the function into two parts.)
$ = x^2 \arctan x - \displaystyle{ \int { x^2 + 1 - 1 \over x^2 + 1} \, dx } $
$ = x^2 \arctan x - \displaystyle{ \int { x^2 + 1 \over x^2 + 1 } \, dx
- \int { 1 \over x^2 + 1 } \, dx } $
$ = x^2 \arctan x - \displaystyle{ \int 1 \, dx
+ \int { 1 \over x^2 + 1} \, dx} $
$ = x^2 \arctan x - x + \arctan x + C $ .

Example No. 9

Integrate $ \displaystyle{ \int { x^2 e^{3x} } \,dx } $ 
Solution:

Let
$ u = x^2 \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = e^{3x} dx $
so that
$ du = 2x \ dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = (1/3) e^{3x} $ .
Therefore,
$ \displaystyle{ \int { x^2 e^{3x} } \,dx }
= \displaystyle{ x^2 (1/3) e^{3x} - \int { (1/3)e^{3x} } \, (2x) dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{(1/3) x^2 e^{3x} - (2/3)\int { x e^{3x} } \, dx } $ .
Integrate by parts again. Let
$ u = x \ \ $ and $ \ \ dv = e^{3x} dx $
so that
$ du = (1) dx = dx \ \ $ and $ \ \ v = (1/3) e^{3x} $ .
Hence,
$ \displaystyle{ \int { x^2 e^{3x} } \,dx } = \displaystyle{ (1/3) x^2 e^{3x} - (2/3)\int { x e^{3x} } \, dx } $
$ = \displaystyle{ (1/3) x^2 e^{3x} - (2/3)\Big\{ x (1/3) e^{3x} -\int { (1/3) e^{3x} } \, dx }\Big\} $
$ = \displaystyle{ (1/3) x^2 e^{3x} - (2/3)\Big\{ (1/3)x e^{3x} - (1/3) \int { e^{3x} } \, dx }\Big\} $
$ = \displaystyle{ (1/3){x^2 e^{3x} } - (2/9) xe^{3x} + (2/9) {e^{3x} \over 3 } + C } $
$ = (1/3){x^2 e^{3x} } - (2/9) xe^{3x} + (2/27) e^{3x} + C $ .

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