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Math 224 - Formula

This document provides a formula sheet for integral calculus with basic integration formulas, formulas for integrating powers of trigonometric functions like sine and cosine, and formulas for integrals involving inverse hyperbolic functions. It includes 18 basic integration formulas, methods for integrals of trigonometric functions based on whether the power is odd or even, and techniques for integrals involving products of trigonometric functions based on the parity of exponents.

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Math 224 - Formula

This document provides a formula sheet for integral calculus with basic integration formulas, formulas for integrating powers of trigonometric functions like sine and cosine, and formulas for integrals involving inverse hyperbolic functions. It includes 18 basic integration formulas, methods for integrals of trigonometric functions based on whether the power is odd or even, and techniques for integrals involving products of trigonometric functions based on the parity of exponents.

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Integral Calculus Formula Sheet

Central Colleges of the Philippines 1.


1
cos 2 u= (1+cos 2 u) ∫
Case 1. tan udu or
n
∫ cot n udu ;
2 n is any positive
2 1 tan n u=tan n−2 u . tan 2 u
Basic Integration Formulas 2. sin u= (1=cos 2 u)
2
1. ∫dx=x+C Where: tan 2 u=sec 2 u−1
n n−2 2
2. Power of Sine and Cosine cot u=cot u . cot u
∫ kf ( x ) dx=k ∫ f ( x ) dx=kx+C ∫ n n
Case 1. sin udu or cos udu ; ∫ Where: cot 2 u=csc 2 u−1
3. n is odd
∫ [ f ( x ) + g ( x )+ h ( x ) ] dx=∫ f ( x ) dx +∫ g ( x ) dxsin
+∫n u=sin
h ( x ) dxn−1
¿ ¿u . sin u ∫
Case 2. sec udu or
n
∫ cscn udu ;
n n−1 n is any positive
4. cos u=cos u . cos u
n n−2 2
x
n+1 Then use identity: sin 2 u+cos 2 u=1 sec u=sec u . sec u
∫ x dx= n+1
n
+ C ; n ≠−1
Then use : sec n−2 u=(1+ tan 2 u)
n−2
2

5. ∫ e du=e +C
u u ∫
Case 2. sin udu or
n
∫ cos n
udu ;
u n is even csc n u=csc n−2 u . csc 2 u
6. ∫ au du= lna a +C sinn u=(sin2 u) 2 or form
n Then use : n
n−2
1 n
csc n−2 u=(1+csc 2 u) 2
7. ∫ du=ln ( u )+C n
cos u=( cos u)
2 2
u
1 Case 3. ∫ secn u. tanm u du or
8. ∫ sinu du=−cos u+C
2
Then use:cos u= (1+cos 2 u)
2 ∫ cscn u . cotm u du
9. ∫ cosu du=sin u+C 2 1
sin u= (1=cos 2 u) Where n is positive, similar to case 2.
10. ∫ tanu du=ln ( secu ) +C 2 Case 4. ∫ secn u. tanm u du or
∫ cotu du=¿ ¿ ln(sinu) + C Case3.∫ sin u cos du
n m
11.
∫ csc n u . cotm u du
12. ∫ secu du=¿ ¿ ln (secu + If n is odd with m even: m is positive
tanu) + C n m
a. sinn u cos m = sec u . tan u=¿
13. ∫ cscu du=¿ ¿ ln (cscu - n −1 m m−1
cotu) + C sin u . cos u(sinu) Then use: tan m−1=( sec 2 u−1) 2

14. ∫ sec2 du=tanu +C If n is odd with m even:


n m
n m
csc u . cot u=¿
b. sin u cos =
15. ∫ csc2 du=cotu +C m−1
sinn u . cosm−1 u ( cosu ) Then use: cot m−1=( csc 2 u−1) 2
16. ∫ secutan du=secu+C
Case 4. ∫ sin u cos du (both n and
n m
INTEGRALS INVOLVING
17.
INVERSE HYPERBOLIC
∫ cscutanudu=−cscu +C m are even)
FUNCTIONS
Trigonometric Identities
2 1 e x −e− x
1. sinu = 1 / cscu cos u= (1+cos 2 u) 1. sinhx =
2. cosu = 1 / secu 2 2
3. tanu = sinu/cosu = 1/cotu 2 1 x
e +e
−x
4. cotu = cosu /sinu = 1/tanu
sin u= (1=cos 2 u) 2. coshx =
2 2
5. cscu = 1/sinu
Case 5. ∫ sinau. cosbu du =
6. secu = 1/cosu
Differentiation Formulas
7. sin 2 u+cos 2 u=1 1
[sin ( au+ bu ) +sin ( au−bu ) ] 1. D(sinhu) = coshudu
8. 1+ tan 2 u=sec 2 u 2 2. D(coshu) = sinhudu
9. cot 2 u+1=csc 2 u
Double Angle Identites
∫ sinau. sinbudu = 3. D(tanhu) = sech2udu
4. D(cothu) = -csch2udu
1. sin2u = 2sinucos 1 5. D(sechu) = -sechutanhu du
[−cos ( au+bu ) +cos ( au−bu ) ]
2. cos2u = cos 2 u−sin 2 u 2 6. D(cschu) = - cschucothu du
Integration Formulas
3. cos2u = 2 cos2 u−1 ∫ cosau . cosbu du = 1. ∫ sin h udu=cos h u+C
4. cos2u = 1 - 2 sin2 u 1
2tanu [cos ( au+bu ) +cos ( au−bu ) ] 2. ∫ cos h udu=sin h u+C
5. tanu = 2
3. ∫ sec h du=tan h u+C
2 2
1−tan u Power of Tangent and Secant
(Cotangent and Cosecant)
Half Angle Identities 4. ∫ csc h 2 du=−cot h u+C
5. INTEGRATION BY TRIGO SUB 3.
Case 1.
∫ sec hutan h du=−sec h u+C u
b c

∫ f ( x ) dx=−∫ f ( x ) dx +∫ f ( x ) dx
b

1. sinӨ =
6. a a a c

∫ csch ucot h du=−csc hu+C 2.


3.
u = asinӨ
du = acosӨdӨ 4.
b

∫ kf ( x ) dx=k ∫ f ( x ) dx
b

7.
4. cosӨ = √
a2−u2 a a

∫ tan h udu=ln ⁡(cos h u)+C a 5.


b b b
8. 5. √ a −u =acos Ө
2 2
∫ ¿ f ( x ) ∨dx=∫ f ( x ) dx+∫ g ( x ) dx
∫ cot hudu=ln ⁡(sin h u)+C Case2.
u
a
b
a a

9. ∫ cos h udu=sin h u+C 1. tanӨ =


a 6. ∫ f ( t ) dt=F ( b )−F (a)
10. 2. u = atanӨ a
3. du = asec2ӨdӨ a a
∫ sec hudu=2 tan−1 ( eu ) +C=¿ tan−1 ( sin hu )+C ¿ √ a2 +u2 7. ∫ f ( x ) dx=2∫ f ( x ) dx
11. 4. secӨ = −a 0
a 8. WALLIS FORMULA
u
1 cos hu−1 e −1
∫ csch udu= 2 ln cos h u+1 + C=ln Case3.5. √
+C a 2
+u 2
=asec Ө π /2
a. ∫ sin x cos xdx =
u
e +1 m n

INVERSE TRIGO AND INVERSE u 0


1. tanӨ =
HYPERBOLIC a ( m−1 )( m−3 ) … (2∨1 ) … ( n−1
du 2. u = atanӨ
1. ∫ −1 ( m+n ) ( m+ n−2 ) …
2 = sin ¿ ) + C 3. du = asec2ӨdӨ
√ a −u
2
√ a2 +u2

du 1 −1 4. secӨ = π
2. ∫ 2 2 =
tan ¿) + C a α =¿ , if both m and n
a +u a 2
5. √ a2 +u2 =asecӨ
du are even
1 −1
3. ∫ sec ¿ PARTIAL FRACTION
= ) ¿ 1if one∨bothare odd
u √ u −a a
2 2
Case 1. Distinct Linear
AREA
+C f (x ) A B N b
= + + …+
4. ∫
du −1 g ( x) a 1 x+ b 1 a 2 x+ b 2 a n x +b n
1. A= ∫ ydy
2 = sin h ¿ ) + C
√ u +a
2 a
b
Case 2. Repeated Linear
du 2. A=∫ ydy , below the axis
5. ∫ −1
2 = cos h ¿ ) +
√ u −a
2
A
+
B C
a
b
+ +…
C ax+ b (ax +b)2 (ax +b)3 3. A=∫ ( Y u−Y l ) dx
du 1
6. ∫ 2 N
−1 a
2 =
tan h ¿) + + d
a −u a (ax +b)n 4. A=∫ ( x r−x l ) dy
C Case 3. Distinct Quadratic c
f (x) Ax + B Cx+ D VOLUME OFMx+
SOLIDS
N OF
INTEGRATION BY PARTS = dx + dx +…+
REVOLUTION dx
g (x) a1 x2 +b 1 x +c 1 a2 x 2 +b 2 x+ c 2 2
a1 x +b 1 x +c 1
∫ udv=uv−∫ vdu Case 4. Repeated Quadratic A. Disc Method
INTEGRATION BY Vertical Strip
MISCELLANEOUS A 1 x +B 1 A2 x+ B1 An x +B n Xr
+ + …+
SUBSTITUTION 2 2
a x +bx +c (a x + bx+ c)
2 2
(a x +bx+ c)
n
V=π ∫ (Y u−Y l) dx 2

1 Xl
Z= tan x
2 DEFINITE INTEGRAL Horizontal Strip
2 Yu
1−z
cosx =
1+ z 2
b a V=π ∫ ( Xr− Xl) dy 2

2z
1. ∫ f ( x ) dx=−∫ f ( x ) dx b
Yl
a b
sinx =
1+ z2 b V= ∫ l2 dh
2 dz 2. ∫ f ( x ) dx=0 a
dx = 2
a B. Ring or Washer Method
1+ z
b d
V= ∫ ¿ ¿)dh I x =2 π ∫ y ( X r−X l ) dy
3

a c
Vertical Strip d
π
Xr I y= ∫
2 c
( X r −X l ) dy
4 4

V=𝝿 ∫ ( Y u2−Y l2 ) dx CENTROID OF


Xl
Horizontal Strip REVOLUTION
Yu Vertical Stripping
V=𝝿 ∫ ( X r2 −X l2 ) dy 1
b
M x = ∫ (Y u2−¿ Y l2) dx ¿
Yl
2a
C. Shell Method
b
Vertical Strip
Xr M y =∫ x ( Y u−Y l ) dx
V = 2𝝿 ∫ x ( Y u−Y l ) dx a
Horizontal Stripping
Xl
d
Horizontal Strip
Yu
M x =∫ y ( X r− X l ) dy
c
V= ∫ ( X r −X l ) dy 1
b
M y = ∫( X r −¿ X l )dy ¿
Yl 2 2
2a
APPLICATIONS
1 2
LENGTH OF AN ARC W= kx =
b
2
∫ √1+¿ ¿ ¿ 1 2 2
k (x 2 −x 1 )
a 2
W = Fd == dW = dFd
MOMENT OF W = Fs
INTERTIA : PLANE
AREA
A. Vertical Stripping
b
I x = 1 ∫ ¿ ¿)dx
3a
b
I y = ∫ x 2 ¿ ¿)dx
a
B. Horizontal Stripping
d
I x = ∫ y 2 ¿ ¿)dy
c
d
I y = 1 ∫ ¿ ¿)dy
3c
MOMENT OF INERTIA :
VOLUME
Vertical Stripping
b
π
I x = ∫ ( Y u −Y l ) dx
4 4
2 a
b
I y =2 π ∫ x 3 ( Y u−Y l ) dx
a
Horizontal Stripping

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