(1) Using the concept of Riemann sum to evaluate (a) lim
n→∞
1 n
n
X
k=1
sinkπ n =
Z 1 0
sin πxdx.
(b) lim
n→∞
n
X
k=1
n n2+ k2 =
Z 1 0
1 1 + x2dx.
(c) lim
n→∞
1 n
n
X
k=1
r 1 + k
n = Z 1
0
√1 + xdx.
(d) lim
n→∞
e1/n+ e2/n+ · · · + en/n
n =
Z 1 0
exdx.
(e) lim
n→∞
n
X
k=1
ln n r
1 + k n =
Z 1 0
ln(1 + x)dx.
(f) lim
n→∞
√1 n
1
√n + 1+ 1
√n +√
2+ · · · + 1
√n +√ n
= Z 1
0
dx 1 +√
x.
For a suitable choice of function f ∈ [0, 1], sums in the above limits can be written as Pn
n=1 1
nf kn which is a Riemann sum of f with respect to partition Pn= {k/n : 0 ≤ k ≤ n}.
The limit is thus given by the integralR1
0 f (x)dx.
(2) Evaluate (a)
Z
xnln xdx.
Solution: This can be solved by integration by parts.
Z
xnln xdx = Z
ln xd xn+1 n + 1
= xn+1ln x n + 1 −
Z xn+1 n + 1d ln x
=xn+1ln x n + 1 − 1
n + 1 Z
xn+1·dx
x = xn+1ln x n + 1 − 1
n + 1 Z
xndx
=xn+1ln x
n + 1 − xn+1 (n + 1)2 + C.
(b)
Z dx
sin2x + 4 cos2x.
Solution:
1
Let t = tan x. Then cos x = 1
√
1 + t2 and sin x = √t
1+t2 and dx = 1+tdt2. The integral becomes
Z dx
sin2x + 4 cos2x =
Z 1
t
1+t2 +1+t42
· dt 1 + t2
= Z dt
t + 4
= ln |t + 4| + C
= ln | tan x + 4| + C.
(c) Z
tan−11 xdx.
Solution: We use integration by parts:
Z
tan−1 1
xdx = x tan−1 1 x−
Z
x · d tan−1 1
x = x tan−1 1 x−
Z
x · 1
1 + (1/x)2 · −dx x2
= x tan−1 1 x+
Z xdx 1 + x2
= x tan−1 1 x+1
2ln(1 + x2) + C.
(d) Z √
x − 1 x + 3 dx.
Solution:
Let u =√
x − 1. Then x = 1 + u2 and dx = 2udu. Thus Z √
x − 1 x + 3 dx =
Z u
4 + u2 · 2udu = 2 Z u2
u2+ 4du
= 2 Z
1 − 4 u2+ 4
du
= 2u − 4
Z 1
(u/2)2+ 1 du
2
= 2u − 4 tan−1u 2 + C
= 2√
x − 1 − 4 tan−1
√x − 1 2 + C.
(e)
Z x
(x + 1)(x + 2)(x + 3)dx.
Solution:
Use Partial fraction expansion.
(f)
Z 8x2+ 4x − 11 (x + 3)(x − 1)2dx.
Solution:
Use partial fraction expansion.
(g) Z
x2tan−1xdx.
Solution:
We use integration by parts:
Z
x2tan−1xdx = 1 3
Z
tan−1xdx3
= x3
3 tan−1x − 1 3
Z
x3· 1 1 + x2dx
= x3
3 tan−1x − 1 3
Z x3 1 + x2dx.
The use partial fraction expansion to evaluate
Z x3 1 + x2dx.
(3) Evaluate (a)
Z π 0
√1 − sin xdx.
Write sin x = 2 sinx2cosx2. Then 1 − sin x =
cosx
2 − sinx 2
2
. Hence the integral becomes
Z π 0
| cosx
2 − sinx 2|dx.
(b) Z π/2
0
cos θ p2 − sin2θ
dθ.
Solution:
Let u = sin θ. The integral becomes Z 1
0
√ du
2 − u2 = Z 1
0
1 q
1 − (u/√ 2)2
√du 2.
Let u =√
2 sin t. Then the integral becomes Z π4
0
1dt = π 4. (c)
Z 1 0
x2+ 1 x4+ 1dx.
Solution:
Write
x4+ 1 = x4+ 2x2+ 1 − 2x2
= (x2+ 1) − (√ 2x)2
= (x2−√
2x + 1)(x2+√
2x + 1).
Then use partial fraction expansion.
(d) Z 1
0
√4
x 1 +√
xdx.
Solution:
(e) Z π/2
0
| cos 2x − sin x|dx.
Solution:
Find x in [0, π/2] such that cos 2x > sin x and cos 2x < sin x.
(f) Z 10
2
x + 1 x√
x − 1dx.
Solution:
(g) Z 1
0
x3ex2 (x2+ 1)2dx.
Solution:
(h) Z 3
1
|x2− 4|dx.
Solution:
(i) Z 1
1/2
√ dt 2t − t2.
Solution:
(j) Z 1
0
ln(1 + x)
ln(1 + x) + ln(2 − x)dx.
Solution:
(k) Z π/2
0
sin4x cos5xdx.
Solution:
(l) Z π
0
cosnx sin2(n + 1)xdx.
Solution:
(m) Z π/2
0
sin x sin 2x sin 3xdx.
Solution:
(n) Z 2π
0
dx
(2 + cos x)(3 + cos x).
Solution:
(4) Evaluate (a)
Z x · 3x2 3x2− 2dx.
Solution:
Let u = 3x2− 2. Then du = 3x2· ln 3 · 2xdx.
(b)
Z cos x
√4 − cos2xdx.
Solution:
Write 4 − cos2x = 3 + sin2x. The integral becomes Z cos x
p3 + sin2x dx.
Let u =√ 3 sin x.
(c)
Z x
√x2+ 2xdx.
Solution:
Write x2+ 2x = (x + 1)2− 1. Then the integral becomes
Z x
√x2+ 2xdx =
Z x
p(x + 1)2− 1dx =
Z x + 1
p(x + 1)2− 1dx −
Z 1
p(x + 1)2− 1dx.
For the first integral, we let u = (x + 1)2. Then du = 2(x + 1)dx. Thus
Z x + 1
p(x + 1)2− 1dx =
Z du
2√
u − 1 =√
u − 1 + C =p
x2+ 2x + C.
(d) Z
sech−1(x)dx.
Solution:
(e)
Z u
u6− 8du.
Solution:
(f) Z
sin6xdx.
Solution:
(g)
Z 1
1 + exdx.
Solution:
(h) Z
sin(ln x)dx.
Solution:
(5) Evaluate (a)
Z 4 1
sec−1√ xdx.
Solution:
(b) Z 2
0
√x
√x +√
2 − xdx.
Solution:
(c) Z π
−π
(x2p3
x3+ 1 + | cos x|)dx.
Solution:
(d) Z 1
0
tan−1x 1 + x dx.
Solution:
(e) Z 2
0
x5e−x3dx.
Solution:
Write
x5e−x3 =
−x3 3
−3x2e−x3 . Thus we may use integration by parts to solve the problem:
Z 2 0
x5e−x3dx = Z 2
0
−x3 3
de−x3
= −x3
3 e−x3|20− Z 2
0
−x2e−x3dx
= −x3
3 e−x3|20−1 3ex3|20. (f)
Z 1/2 0
√ dx
x2+ 4x + 5.
Solution:
write x2+ 4x + 5 = (x + 2)2+ 1. Taking u = x + 2, the integral becomes Z 32
2
√ du u2+ 1.
(g) Z
√π/2
0
d
du[sin u cos u2]du.
Solution:
By the fundamental theorem of calculus:
Z
√π/2
0
d
du[sin u cos u2]du = sin u cos u2|
√π/2 0 .
(h) Z π/2
0
sin x
cos2x + 3 cos x + 2dx.
Solution:
Let t = cos x. Then the integral becomes Z 1
0
dt t2+ 3t + 2. Then use partial fraction expansion.
(i) Z π/4
0
dθ
(tan2θ + 4 tan θ + 3) cos2θ. Solution:
Write the integral as Z π/4
0
dθ
(tan2θ + 4 tan θ + 3) cos2θ = Z π/4
0
sec2θdθ (tan2θ + 4 tan θ + 3). Let u = tan θ. Then the integral becomes
Z 1 0
du u2+ 4u + 3. Then use partial fraction expansion.
(j) Z 7π/3
π/3
sin3xdx.
Solution:
Write sin3x = sin x · sin2x = sin x(1 − cos2x). Let u = cos x.
(6) Evaluate I1=
Z sin x
cos x + sin xdx and I2=
Z cos x cos x + sin xdx.
Hint: evaluate both I1+ I2and I1− I2.
We know
I1+ I2= Z
1dx = x + C I1− I2=
Z sin x − cos x sin x + cos xdx.
Let u = sin x + cos x. We have du = (cos x − sin x)dx. Thus I1− I2= −
Z du
u = − ln |u| + C = − ln | sin x + cos x| + C.
This implies that I1=1 2x − 1
2ln | sin x + cos x| + C and I2=1 2x +1
2ln | sin x + cos x| + C
(7) Suppose a < b. Evaluate Z b
a
p(x − a)(b − x)dx.
Solution:
Let x = (b − a) sin2t + a. Then dx = 2(b − a) sin t cos tdt and x − a = (b − a) sin2t, b − x = (b − a) cos2t.
Thus Z
p(x − a)(b − x)dx = Z
(b − a) sin t cos t · 2(b − a) sin t cos tdt
= 1
2(b − a)2 Z
sin22tdt
= 1
2(b − a)2
Z 1 − cos 2t
2 dt
= 1
4(b − a)2
t −1
2sin 2t
+ C
= 1
4(b − a)2 sin−1r x − a
b − a −p(x − a)(b − x) b − a
! + C.
(8) Suppose a > 0 ac − b2> 0. Show that Z π/2
−π/2
dx
a cos2x + 2b cos x sin x + c sin2x = π
√ac − b2. Solution:
Let I be the integral and t = tan x. Then dt
1 + t2 = dx and sin x = t
√1 + t2, cos x = 1
√1 + t2. Thus the integral becomes
Z ∞
−∞
dt a + 2bt + ct2. Completing the square of the enumerator, we obtain
a + 2bt + ct2= c
t +b
c
2
+ac − b2 c
Then Z ∞
−∞
dt
a + 2bt + ct2 = Z ∞
−∞
cdt
(ct + b)2+ ac − b2. Let u = ct + b. Then du = cdt. Thus
I = Z ∞
−∞
du u2+ ac − b2. Let v = u
√
ac − b2. Then dv = du
√ac − b2
. Hence
I = 1
√ ac − b2
Z ∞
−∞
dv v2+ 1. We know
Z ∞
−∞
dv
v2+ 1 = π. Thus I = π
√ac − b2.