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Integration MCQ Model 1 (Rev.2)

The document contains a series of calculus problems and integrals, including definite and indefinite integrals, integration techniques, and applications of integration such as finding areas and volumes. It features various integration scenarios, substitution methods, and trigonometric identities, along with multiple-choice answers for each problem. The problems are designed for a mathematics course, likely at a university level, and cover a range of topics relevant to integration.

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Integration MCQ Model 1 (Rev.2)

The document contains a series of calculus problems and integrals, including definite and indefinite integrals, integration techniques, and applications of integration such as finding areas and volumes. It features various integration scenarios, substitution methods, and trigonometric identities, along with multiple-choice answers for each problem. The problems are designed for a mathematics course, likely at a university level, and cover a range of topics relevant to integration.

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MTHG003 - Integration

Model - 1
(INTEGRATION TEAM - CUFE 2029)
Time: 2 Hours
Name: ..................................................
Section: ...............................................

a x dx, where a > 0


1

1) ∫tan - 1
(spring 2024 - modified)
0

- ( a)
-a - ( a)
1

a)
tan 1

a-
1
+ tan
2

b)
tan a
1
- a -
( ) 1

a- a
1 2
+ tan
2

a- - a
2
1

c)
tan ( ) 1

a- a
1 2
tan +
2

d)
tan
1
a - a -
(2 ) 1

a a
1 2
+ tan 4
2
4 2

2) ∫x sech - x dx
1

1
( ) (spring 2024)
0

a)
1

b)
1

c)
2

3
d) Diverges to → ∞

3) By letting u = sinh - 1
x in I
x dx, we may rewrite I ∫K u du.
= ∫sinh -
1
= ( )

Then by using integration by parts we get I


u - ∫P u du and the final anti- =
1
( )
2 2

derivative becomes I u u Cu u C u u C, Then:


1
2 2
= cosh ( )+ 1 sinh ( )+ 2 sinh( ) cosh( ) +
2
(Midterm Spring 2021)
a) K(u) = u sinh(2u), P(u) = cosh(2u), C = , C =
1 1 1 1
1 2

b) K(u) = u sinh(2u), P(u) = cosh(2u), C = 1, C = - 1


2 2 2 2

c) K(u) = -u sinh(2u), P(u) = cosh(2u), C = - 1, C = - 1


1 2

d) K(u) = -u sinh(2u), P(u) = - cosh(2u), C = - 1, C = 1


1 2

1 2

4) ∫
dx ............... + C
3 + cos x =

(Team)
a)
1
tan
- 1
1
tan
x
2 2
2

b)
1
tan
- 1
1
tan
x
2
2 2

c)
1
tan
-
1
1
tan
x
2 2

x
2

d)
1
tan
- 1
1
tan
2 2 2

x
5) Find f if f(x) = e g x and g(x) = ∫
t dt
t
' ( )
(2)
3
1+
2

(Dr. Fayad slides - Lec.6 P.11)


a) b)
4 1

9 3

c) d)
2 1

9 4

e
6) Evaluate ∫x 2
ln( x dx
)

(Sheet Q17.i)
a)
2 e 3
+1

e
9
3

b)
4 +2

9
c)
e
3
2
+1

e
9
2
+2
d)
9

ex x
7) Evaluate ∫f(x) dx, fx
2 , < 0

- 2
( ) =

4+
5

x 2
, 0 ⩽ x ⩽ 3

(Sheet Q17.o)
a)
5𝜋

8
-e 1

2
+1

b)
5𝜋

4
-e - 1

2
1

c)
8𝜋

5
-e 2
+1

d)
5𝜋

8
-e 2
+1

8) Integral of f(x) = 1+ x with respect to x is


2 2
: (JEE 2013)
3

a)
2

3
1+ x 2 2
+ C
3

b) 1+ x 2 2
+ C
3

c) x 1 + x + C
2 2
2

3
d) none of the above
9) Find the volume of the solid generated by revolving the region bounded by
x = 5 -y , x + y = 3 about the line y = 4
2

(Spring 2024)
a)
63𝜋

2
b) 42𝜋
c)
441𝜋

2
d)
23𝜋

10) if In = ∫(8x + 4) n e x dx, then In + 8n In- = .............. 1

(Nile University)
a) 8 (8x + 4) n e x
b) (8x + 4) n e x
c) (8x + 4) n e x +1 +1

d) (8x + 4) n- e x 1 +1

11) using a trigonometric substitution (in terms of 𝜃), the integral ∫


x2
+1
dx becomes
x 4

(Nile University)
d
3

a) ∫
sec (𝜃)
𝜃
4
tan (𝜃)

d
2

b) ∫
tan (𝜃)
𝜃
4
sec (𝜃)

d
2

c) ∫
cos (𝜃)
𝜃
4
sin (𝜃)

d) ∫sin 4
(𝜃) cos(𝜃) d
𝜃

12) which substitution did we use to change the integral∫


ex dx into ∫ du? 1

4+ ex u
(Nile University)
a) u = e x 2

b) u
e x
=
exx
c) u e
4+

= 4+

d) u e x=

13) if ∫x csc 2
( x dx) = ax x b
cot( )+ ln|sin x C, then a+b = ..........
| +

(Nile University)
a) -2
b) 1
c) 0
d) -1
k
14) if ∫|x| dx =
k , where k N then k ............
729
∈ =

-k
(Nile University)
a) 18
b) 9
c) 729
d) 12
a
15) ∫cos(f(x)) dx = .......... (where f(x) is an even function)
-a
(Nile University)
a
a) 2∫f(x) dx
a
0

b) -2∫cos(f(x)) dx
0

c) -2∫cos(f(x)) dx
0

a
a
d) 2 ∫ cos(f(x)) dx
/2

16) Find the area bounded by y = ln(x + 1), y = cosh( x ) & 0 ⩽ x ⩽ 1

(Spring 2024)
a) 2 sinh(1) + ln(2) + 1
b) 2 sinh(1) - 4 ln(2) - 1
c) sinh(1) - 2 ln(2) + 1
d) 2 sinh(4) - 4 ln(4) + 1

17) ∫x x (1 + ln(x)) dx (JEE 2013)

a) x x ln(x) + C
x
b) x e x + C
c) x x + C
d) none of the above

dx, where: a b b -a b

18) ∫ (Spring 2024 -


1
2 2

a bx
> 0, > 0, > 0

1 +
Modified)

a)
a a b
2 +

b a ln

b) diverges to → ∞

c)
b b -a ln a + b
2

d) diverges to → −∞

19) Find the surface area generated by revolving y = a cosh


x around the y-axis from x =
a
0 to x = a.
(AI-Generated - Reviewed by the
team)
a) 𝜋a (sinh(2) - 2)
2

b) 2𝜋a cosh(1) 2

c) 𝜋a (sinh(1) + cosh(1))
2

d) 2𝜋a 2
1 -e 1

20) ∫ln x + x - dx
2
1 (MIT 2025)

a) x ln x + x- x- C 2
1 +
2
1 +

b) x ln x + x- - x- C 2
1
2
1 +

c) x ln x + -x - -x C 1
2
1
2
+

d) x
x x- C +
2
1

x-
ln +
2
1

21) if h x f g x x , given that


f x is an even function g x is an odd function, deterimne which of the following
( ) = ( ( )) ⋅ cos(𝜋 )

( ) , ( )
expressions is equivalent to ∫h(x) dx:
1

- 1

(AI-Generated - Reviewed by the


team)
a) 2∫f(g(x)) ⋅ cos(𝜋x) dx
1

b) 0
c) ∫f(g(x)) ⋅ cos(𝜋x) dx
1

d) 2∫f(g(x)) dx
1

22) Evaluate ∫sin


𝜋

4
x cos
6
x dx
- 𝜋
2 2

a)
3𝜋

128

b)
2𝜋

127

c)
3 2

128𝜋

d)
128𝜋

23) by applying a trigonometric subsitiution to the integral ∫


x dx it becomes .........
2

4 -x 2

(Alexandria University)
a) 4∫tan 2
(𝜃) d
𝜃

d
2

b) 4∫
sin (𝜃)
(𝜃) 𝜃
cos(𝜃)

c) 4∫cos 2
(𝜃) d 𝜃

d) 4∫sin 2
(𝜃) d 𝜃

24) if you know that


x - dx
4
1
Ax A x - BA x x - AC - 2x A+

x -x C
2 1
= + ln| | ln| + + 1| tan
4

then the values of A, B & C respectively are:


(Spring 2024 -
modified)
a) 1, 2, 7

b) 2, 2, 3

c) 1, 2, 3

d)
1
, 4, 2
2

25) Find the equation of the ellipse with a vertical 10 units major axis and passes by points
(0, 0), (0, 8) & (-4, 0):

a)
( x- 2)
2

+
( y- 4)
2

= 1

x y
100 / 9 25
2 2

b)
( + 2) ( + 4)
+ = 1

x y-
100 / 9 25
2 2

c)
9( + 2) 9( 4)
+ = 9

x y-
100 25
2 2
( + 2) ( 4)
d) + = 1
100 / 9 25

26) The equation x x- y 2


+2 12 + 25 = 0 could represent .............
a) Parabola directrix x - = 1

b) Parabola foci (5, -1)


c) ellipse vertices V1(2, -1) & V2(5, -1)
d) Parabola foci (-1, 5)
27) Find the equation of the circle of radius = 5 which touches the y-axis & passes by the
point (2, 4)
a) (x + 5) 2
+( y- 8)
2
= 25

b) (x - 5) 2
+( y- 8)
2
= 25

c) (x + 5) 2
+( y + 8)
2
= 25

d) (x + 5) 2
+ y 2
= 25
28) The equation y 2
- x y 12 +2 + 25 = 0 represents ..........
a) Prabola, foci = (-1, 5)
b) circle, r = 5
c) ellipse, vertices V1(2, -1) & V2(5, -1)
d) Prabola Directrix x = -1

29) if ∫e x
x sin
- (x)
1 - (x)
g(x) C, then g(1/2) equals:
sin
1
x dx
-x 1 -x 2
+

1
2
3/2
+
1 -x 2
= +

(Hint: solve ∫e x f x f x dx first to get a general solution)


( ( )+ '( ))

(JEE
2025)

a)
𝜋 e b)
𝜋 e
e e
4 3 6 3

c) d)
𝜋 𝜋

4 2 6 2

30)
Find the volume generated by rotating the area between the curves y = 4ax & x 2 2
y a
2 2

around the line x = 2a using the cylinderical shell method (where a > 0)
+ =

(Team)
a 5+2
a
a) V = 2𝜋 · ∫ (2 a-x ax dx ) 4 + ∫ (2 a-x a -x dx
)
2 2

0
a 5+2

a - 5 2
a
b) V = 4𝜋 · ∫ (2 a - x ax dx ) 4 + ∫ (2 a - x a -x dx
)
2 2

0
a - 5 2

a - 5 2
a
c) V = 2𝜋 · ∫ (2 a-x ax dx ) 4 + ∫ a-x a -x dx
(2 )
2 2

0
a - 5 2

a 5+2
a
d) V = 4𝜋 · ∫ (2 a x ax dx -
+ ) 4 ∫ (2 a x a -x dx
+ )
2 2

0
a 5+2

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