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Common Derivatives and Integrals Visit for a complete set of Calculus I & II notes. 2005 Paul Dawkins Derivatives Basic Properties/Formulas/Rules ()()( )dcf xcfxdx =, c is any constant. ()( )()() ()fxgx fxgx = ( )1nndxnxdx =, n is any number. ()0dcdx=, c is any constant. ( )fgf g fg = + (Product Rule) 2ff g fggg = (Quotient Rule) ( )()()( )()()df gxf gx g xdx = ( Chain Rule) ( )()( )()gxgxdgxdx =ee ( )()( )( )lngxdgxdxg x = Common Derivatives Polynomials ( )0dcdx= ( )1dxdx= ()dcxcdx= ( )1nndxnxdx = ( )1nndcxncxdx = Trig Functions ()sincosdxxdx= ()cossindxxdx= ()2tansecdxxdx= ()secsec tandxxxdx= ()csccsc cotdxxxdx= ()2cotcscdxxdx= Inverse Trig Functions ()121sin1dxdxx = ()121cos1dxdxx = ()121tan1dxdxx =+ ()121sec1dxdxxx = ()121csc1dxdxxx = ()121cot1dxdxx = + Exponential/Logarithm Functions ( )( )lnxxdaaadx= ( )

where the degree (largest exponent) of Px( ) is smaller than the degree of Qx( ) then factor the denominator as completely as possible and find the partial fraction decomposition of the rational expression. Integrate the partial fraction decomposition (P.F.D.). For each factor in the denominator we get term(s) in the

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1 Common Derivatives and Integrals Visit for a complete set of Calculus I & II notes. 2005 Paul Dawkins Derivatives Basic Properties/Formulas/Rules ()()( )dcf xcfxdx =, c is any constant. ()( )()() ()fxgx fxgx = ( )1nndxnxdx =, n is any number. ()0dcdx=, c is any constant. ( )fgf g fg = + (Product Rule) 2ff g fggg = (Quotient Rule) ( )()()( )()()df gxf gx g xdx = ( Chain Rule) ( )()( )()gxgxdgxdx =ee ( )()( )( )lngxdgxdxg x = Common Derivatives Polynomials ( )0dcdx= ( )1dxdx= ()dcxcdx= ( )1nndxnxdx = ( )1nndcxncxdx = Trig Functions ()sincosdxxdx= ()cossindxxdx= ()2tansecdxxdx= ()secsec tandxxxdx= ()csccsc cotdxxxdx= ()2cotcscdxxdx= Inverse Trig Functions ()121sin1dxdxx = ()121cos1dxdxx = ()121tan1dxdxx =+ ()121sec1dxdxxx = ()121csc1dxdxxx = ()121cot1dxdxx = + Exponential/Logarithm Functions ( )( )lnxxdaaadx= ( )

2 Xxddx=ee ( )()1ln,0dxxdxx=> ()1ln,0dxxdxx= ( )()1log,0lnadxxdxxa=> Hyperbolic Trig Functions ()sinhcoshdxxdx= ()coshsinhdxxdx= ()2tanhsechdxxdx= ()sechsech tanhdxxxdx= ()cschcsch cothdxxxdx= ()2cothcschdxxdx= Common Derivatives and Integrals Visit for a complete set of Calculus I & II notes. 2005 Paul Dawkins Integrals Basic Properties/Formulas/Rules ( )( )cf x dxc f x dx= , c is a constant. ( ) ( )( )()f xg x dxf x dxg x dx = ( )()( ) ( )bbaaf x dxF xF bF a== where ( )( )F xf x dx= ( )()bbaacf x dxcf x dx= , c is a constant. ( ) ( )( )( )bbbaaaf xg x dxf x dxg x dx = ()0aaf x dx= ( )( )baabf x dxf x dx= ()( )()b cba acf x dxf x dxf x dx=+ ()bac dxc b a= If ( )0fx on a xb then ( )0baf x dx If ( ) ( )f x gx on a xb then ( )( )

3 Bbaaf x dxg x dx Common Integrals Polynomials dxx c= + k dxk x c= + 11,11nnx dxxc nn+=+ + 1lndxxcx= + 1lnx dxxc = + 11,11nnx dxxc nn +=+ + 11lndxax bcax ba=+++ 111pppqqqqpqqx dxxcxcpq++=+=+++ Trig Functions cossinu duu c=+ sincosu duu c= + 2sectanu duu c=+ sec tansecuu duu c=+ csc cotcscuuduu c= + 2csccotu duu c= + tanln secu duuc=+ cotln sinu duuc=+ secln sectanu duuuc= ++ ()31secsec tanln sectan2u duuuuuc=+ ++ cscln csccotu duuuc= + ()31csccsc cotln csccot2u duuuuuc= + + Exponential/Logarithm Functions uuduc= + ee lnuuaa duca= + ( )lnlnu duuuu c= + ( )( )( )()22sinsincosauaubu duabubbucab= ++ ee ()1uuu duuc= + ee ()( )( )()22coscossinauaubu duabubbucab=+++ ee 1ln lnlnduucuu=+ Common Derivatives and Integrals Visit for a complete set of Calculus I & II notes.

4 2005 Paul Dawkins Inverse Trig Functions 1221sinuducaau =+ 112sinsin1u duuuuc =+ + 12211tanuducauaa =+ + ()11 21tantanln 12u duuuuc = ++ 12211secuducaauu a =+ 112coscos1u duuuuc = + Hyperbolic Trig Functions sinhcoshu duu c=+ sech tanhsechuu duu c= + 2sechtanhu duu c=+ coshsinhu duu c=+ csch cothcschuu duu c= + 2cschcothu duu c= + ()tanhln coshu duuc=+ 1sechtansinhu duuc =+ Miscellaneous 2211ln2uaduca ua ua+=+ 2211ln2uaducu aa ua =+ + 2222222ln22uaauduauu au c+ = ++ + ++ 2222222ln22uauaduuau ua c = + + 222221sin22uauauduauca = ++ 222122cos22uaaauau u duau uca = ++ Standard Integration Techniques Note that all but the first one of these tend to be taught in a Calculus II class.

5 U Substitution Given ( )()( )baf g x g x dx then the substitution ( )u gx= will convert this into the integral, ( )()( )( )( )( )bgbagaf g x g x dxf u du = . Integration by Parts The standard formulas for integration by parts are, bbbaaaudv uvvduudv uvvdu= = Choose u and dv and then compute du by differentiating u and compute v by using the fact that vdv= . Common Derivatives and Integrals Visit for a complete set of Calculus I & II notes. 2005 Paul Dawkins Trig Substitutions If the integral contains the following root use the given substitution and formula. 22222sinandcos1 sinaa bxxb == 22222secandtansec1abx axb == 22222tanandsec1 tanaa bxxb + ==+ Partial Fractions If integrating ()()PxdxQx where the degree (largest exponent ) of ( )Px is smaller than the degree of ( )Qx then factor the denominator as completely as possible and find the partial fraction decomposition of the rational expression.

6 Integrate the partial fraction decomposition ( ). For each factor in the denominator we get term(s) in the decomposition according to the following table. Factor in ()Qx Term in Factor in ( )Qx Term in ax b+ Aax b+ ()kax b+ ()()122kkAAAax bax bax b++++++ 2axbx c++ 2Ax Baxbx c+++ ()2kaxbx c++ ()1122kkkAx BAx Baxbx caxbx c++++++++ Products and (some) Quotients of Trig Functions sincosnmxx dx 1. If n is odd. Strip one sine out and convert the remaining sines to cosines using 22sin1 cosxx= , then use the substitution cosux= 2. If m is odd. Strip one cosine out and convert the remaining cosines to sines using 22cos1 sinxx= , then use the substitution sinux= 3.

7 If n and m are both odd. Use either 1. or 2. 4. If n and m are both even. U se double angle formula for sine and/or half angle formulas to reduce the integral into a form that can be integrated. tansecnmxx dx 1. If n is odd. Strip one tangent and one secant out and convert the remaining tangents to secants using 22tansec1xx= , then use the substitution secux= 2. If m is even. Strip two secants out and convert the remaining secants to tangents using 22sec1 tanxx= +, then use the substitution tanux= 3. If n i s odd and m is even. Use either 1. or 2. 4. If n is even and m is odd. Each integral will be dealt with differently.

8 Convert Example : () ()33622coscos1 sinxxx==


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