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34. Integrals of the form dx . As in 34 above, we can rewrite it as dx .
2
ax 2 bx c a[(x 2 ]
)
Use formula (26) for dx .
x a 2
2
2
35. Integrals of form (px q) ax bx c dx .
2
Let px q A d (ax bx c) B.
dx
Find A and B by comparing coefficients of like powers. Now the integrals can be easily integrated.
(px 2 qx r)dx
36. Integrals of the form
ax 2 bx c
2
As in (36), let px qx r A(ax bx c) B d (ax bx c) C .
2
2
dx
Find A, B and C by comparing coefficient of like powers. The integrals can now be easily
integrated.
37. Integrals of the form dx where P and Q are linear or quadratic expression in x.
P Q
2
(a) When Q is linear, put Q t .
1
(b) When Q is quadratic, and P is linear, put P .
t
1
(c) When Q and P are both quadratic, put x .
t
38. Integrals of the form dx .
2
2
asin x bcos x
2
It can be rewritten as sec xdx . Substitute tan x = t and integrate.
2
atan x b
dx
dx
39. Integrals of the form a b cosx or a bsinx
1 tan 2 x 2tan x
Use cosx 2 or sinx 2
1 tan 2 x 1 tan 2 x
2 2
x
Now by putting tan , we can integrate.
t
2
40. Integrals of the form asinx bcosx dx .
csinx dcosx
d
Let numerator = A (denominator) B dx (numerator) .
Find A and B by comparing coefficient of sin x and cos x. Then it can be easily integrated.