Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
20 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
List three subtle substitution strategies. |
Multiply the fraction by a simplifying value use properties of logs re-writing fractions |
|
What subtle substitution strategy would you use to simplify the integral of: (e^3z)/(e^2z-4e^-z) |
multiply the fraction by a simplifying value. |
|
What subtle substitution strategy would you use to simplify the integral of: (sin^3(x))/(cos^5(x)) |
re-writing fractions |
|
What subtle substitution strategy would you use to simplify the integral of: (y^3)/(y^2+1) |
re-writing fractions (long division) |
|
How would you integrate the integral of: cos^5(x) |
Split off a cosx and substitute cos^4(x) to (1-sin^2(x))^2. Then use u substitution. |
|
How would you integrate the integral of: sin^4(x) |
Use half-angle formula to substitute sin^4(x) to ((1-cos2x)/2)^2. Foil then use the half angle formula again to substitute cos^2(2x) for (1+cos(4x))/2. Then integrate. |
|
how would you integrate the integral of sin^m(x)cos^n(x) if m is odd. |
Split off a factor and use the pythagorean identities. |
|
how would you integrate the integral of sin^m(x)cos^n(x) if both m and n are even. |
use half-angle formulas to simplify. |
|
how would you integrate the integral of tan^m(x)sec^n(x) if n is even. |
Split off a sec^2(x) and let u=tanx |
|
how would you integrate the integral of tan^m(x)sec^n(x) if m is odd. |
split off secxtanx and let u=secx |
|
how would you integrate the integral of tan^m(x)sec^n(x) if m is even, and n is odd. |
write in terms of secx and use reduction formula. |
|
What would you let x equal to turn the following into multiplication? a^2-x^2 |
asinø |
|
What would you let x equal to turn the following into multiplication? a^2+x^2 |
atanø |
|
What would you let x equal to turn the following into multiplication? x^2-a^2 |
asecø |
|
How would you substitute 1/((x+4)(x-2)) |
A/(x+4)+B/(x-2) |
|
How would you substitute 1/((x-2)^2) |
A/(x-2)+B/((x-2)^2) |
|
How would you substitute 1/((x^2+x+7x)(x-2)) |
(Ax+B)/(x^2+x+7x)+C/(x-2) |
|
∫u(x)dv is |
uv-∫v(x)du |
|
L.I.P.E.T are the priorities for u. |
Logarithmic |
|
the definite integral U(x)V'(x) from a to b
|
uv|(a,b)-∫(a,b)V(x)du |