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Drill: Find dy / dx. y = x 3 sin 2x y = e 2x ln (3x + 1) y = tan -1 2x Product rule: x 3 (2cos 2x) + 3x 2 sin (2x) 2x 3 cos 2x + 3x 2 sin (2x). Product Rule e 2x (3/(3x +1)) + 2e 2x ln (3x + 1) 3e 2x /(3x +1) + 2e 2x ln (3x + 1). Antidifferentiation by Parts. Lesson 6.3.
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Drill: Find dy/dx • y = x3 sin 2x • y = e2xln (3x + 1) • y = tan-1 2x • Product rule: • x3 (2cos 2x) + 3x2 sin (2x) • 2x3cos 2x + 3x2 sin (2x) • Product Rule • e2x (3/(3x +1)) + 2e2xln (3x + 1) • 3e2x/(3x +1) + 2e2xln (3x + 1)
Antidifferentiation by Parts Lesson 6.3
Objectives • Students will be able to: • use integration by parts to evaluate indefinite and definite integrals. • use rapid repeated integration or tabular method to evaluate indefinite integrals.
Integration by Parts Formula A way to integrate a product is to write it in the form If u and v are differentiable function of x, then
Example 1 Using Integration by Parts Evaluate
Example 1 Using Integration by Parts Evaluate
Example 1 Using Integration by Parts Evaluate
Example 3 Solving an Initial Value Problem • Solve the differential equation dy/dx = xlnx subject to the initial condition y = -1 when x = 1 It is typically better to let u = lnx
Drill Solve the differential equation: dy/dx= x2e4x (This means you will need to find the anti-derivative of dy/dx = x2e4x)
Rapid Repeated Integration by PartsAKA: The Tabular Method • Choose parts for u and dv. • Differentiate the u’s until you have 0. • Integrate the dv’s the same number of times. • Multiply down diagonals. • Alternate signs along the diagonals.
Homework • Page 346/7: Day #1: 1-15 odd • Page 347: 17-24