MA104 Lecture Notes - Trigonometric Substitution, Hyperbolic Function, Riemann Sum

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Page 1 of 2: evaluate each of the following integrals. Show all of your work. cos3(x) sin2(x)dx tan2(t)dt dx x x2 4. 0 (a) r /2 (b) r /4 (c) r (d) r /4 (e) r ln 2. 0: give the riemann sum argument, using regular partitions, to derive the formula for volumes of revolution. Assume the area under y = f (x) (where f is a continuous function), above the x-axis, between x = a and x = b (b > a) is rotated about the x-axis. [5 marks: suppose that the function y = f (x), 4 x 6, is twice continuously di erentiable on. [4, 6] and |f (x)| 3 on [4, 6]. Determine the number n of subdivisions necessary using the trapezoid rule to ensure the error in approximating r 6. 4 f (x)dx is less than 0. 01: compute each of the following integrals, using the method of improper integration.

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