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Basic Mathematics-II
Notes Thus, we have
v 3 v 5
3
2
x 4 x dx 32 32 . C
3 5
This will not answer completely the problem since the answer should be given as a function of x.
2
As v cos t 1 sin 2 t 1 /2x , we obtain after easy simplifications.
3
2
Example: Evaluate 0 x 6xdx
Solution:
2
x
First let us complete the square for x 6 . We obtain
2
x 6x x 3 2 9
which recommends the secant-substitution x + 3 = sec(t). So we have dx = 3 sec (t) tan (t) and
2
x + 6x = 9 (sec (t)– 1) = 9 tan (t). Observe that for x =0, we have sec(t) = 1 which provides t = 0 and
2
2
for x = 3, we have sec(t) = 2 which provides t = /3 . So, we have
3 2 /2 /3 2
0 x 6xdx 0 3tan 3sect tant t dt 9 0 tan sect .t dt
By means of the trigonometric identities, we obtain
/3 2 /3 2
0 tan sect t dt 0 sec sect .t dt
The technique of integration connected to the powers of the secant-function provides
sec t dt In sec tant t C and
1 1
sec 3 t dt sec tant t In sec tant t C
2 2
which entails
/3 3 1 1 /3
0 sec sect dt 2 sec tant t 2 In sec tant t 0 .
t
One would ensure easily that
3 2 /3 2 1
0 x 6xdx 9 0 tan sect t dt 3 2 In 2 + 3 .
Useful trigonometric identities:
1 sin 2 t cos 2 t
1 tan 2 t sec 2 t
sec 2 1t tan 2 t
1
Example: Evaluate dx .
1 x 2
Solution:
Observe that we cannot use a u-substitution.
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