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Integration of product of two functions

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Answered by AakashMaurya21
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Answered by riteshinamdar1102
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Step-by-step explanation:

We already know how to differentiate a product: if

y = u v

then

dy

dx

=

d(uv)

dx

= u

dv

dx

+ v

du

dx

.

Rearranging this rule:

u

dv

dx

=

d(uv)

dx

− v

du

dx

.

Now integrate both sides:

Z

u

dv

dx

dx =

Z

d(uv)

dx

dx −

Z

v

du

dx

dx .

The first term on the right simplifies since we are simply integrating what has been differentiated.

Z

u

dv

dx

dx = u v −

Z

v

du

dx

dx .

This is the formula known as integration by parts.

Key Point

Integration by parts

Z

u

dv

dx

dx = u v −

Z

v

du

dx

dx

The formula replaces one integral (that on the left) with another (that on the right); the intention

is that the one on the right is a simpler integral to evaluate, as we shall see in the following

examples.

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3. Using the formula for integration by parts

Example

Find Z

x cos x dx.

Solution

Here, we are trying to integrate the product of the functions x and cos x. To use the integration

by parts formula we let one of the terms be dv

dx

and the other be u. Notice from the formula that

whichever term we let equal u we need to differentiate it in order to find du

dx

. So in this case, if

we let u equal x, when we differentiate it we will find du

dx

= 1, simply a constant. Notice that

the formula replaces one integral, the one on the left, by another, the one on the right. Careful

choice of u will produce an integral which is less complicated than the original.

Choose

u = x and dv

dx

= cos x .

With this choice, by differentiating we obtain

du

dx

= 1 .

Also from dv

dx

= cos x, by integrating we find

v =

Z

cos x dx = sin x .

(At this stage do not concern yourself with the constant of integration). Then use the formula

Z

u

dv

dx

dx = u v −

Z

v

du

dx

dx :

Z

x cos x dx = x sin x −

Z

(sin x) · 1 dx

= x sin x + cos x + c

where c is the constant of integration.

In the next Example we will see that it is sometimes necessary to apply the formula for integration

by parts more than once.

Example

Find Z

x

2

e

3x

dx.

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