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    INTEGRATION

    Indefinite Integrals Integration of Inverse Functions


    x n 1 1
     1  x 2 dx  sin  x   C
    1
     x dx   C, n  1
    n

    n 1
    1 1
     x dx  ln | x | C  1  x 2 dx  cos  x   C
    1

     cos x dx  sin x  C 1
     1  x 2 dx  tan  x   C
    1

     sin x dx   cos x  C 1
     1  x 2 dx  cot  x   C
    1

     sec x dx  tan x  C
    2

     csc x dx   cot x  C 1
     | x | x 2  1 dx  sec  x   C
    2
    1

     sec x tan x dx  sec x  C 1


     | x | x 2  1 dx  csc  x   C
    1

     csc x cot x dx   csc x  C


     e dx  e  C
    x x
    1
     x 2  1 dx  sinh  x   C
    1

     cosh x dx  sinh x  C 1
     x 2  1 dx  cosh  x   C
    1

     sinh x dx  cosh x  C
     sech x dx  tanh x  C 1
    2

     | x | 1  x 2 dx  sech x  C
    1

     csch x dx   coth x  C
    2

    1
     | x | 1  x 2 dx  csch x  C
    1

     sech x tanh x dx  sech x  C


     csch x coth x dx  csch x  C 1
     tanh 1  x   C , | x |  1

     1  x 2 dx   1
    coth  x   C , | x |  1

    CURVATURE, ARC LENGTH AND SURFACE AREA OF REVOLUTION


    d2y t2 2
     dx   dy 
    2 b
    d 
    2

    L        dt S  2  f ( x) 1   [ f ( x)]  dx
    dx 2  dt   dt   dx 
     3 / 2
    t
    1
    a

      dy  2  2
    d 
    2
     
    b d

        dy S  2  g ( y ) 1   [ g ( y )]  dy
    1 L   1    dx
      dx   a  dx  c  dy 
    | xy  yx |
    
    x 
    2
    3/ 2 d
     dx 
     y 2 L 1    dy
    2

    c  dy 
    IDENTITIES OF TRIGONOMETRY AND HYPERBOLIC
    Trigonometric Functions Hyperbolic Functions
    cos x  sin x  1
    2 2
    e  ex
    x
    sinh x 
    sin 2 x  2 sin x cos x 2
    cos 2 x  cos 2 x  sin 2 x e  e x
    x
    cosh x 
    2
     2 cos 2 x  1
    cosh x  sinh 2 x  1
    2

     1  2 sin x
    2
    sinh 2 x  2 sinh x cosh x
    1  tan x  sec x
    2 2
    cosh 2 x  cosh 2 x  sinh 2 x
    1  cot 2 x  csc 2 x  2 cosh 2 x  1
    2 tan x
    tan 2 x   1  2 sinh 2 x
    1  tan2 x
    1  tanh2 x  sech 2 x
    tan x  tan y
    tan(x  y )  coth2 x  1  csch 2 x
    1  tan x tan y
    sin( x  y )  sin x cos y  sin y cos x 2 tanh x
    tanh 2 x 
    cos( x  y )  cos x cos y  sin x sin y 1  tanh2 x
    tanh x  tanh y
    sin ax cos bx  12 [sin(a  b) x  sin(a  b) x] tanh(x  y ) 
    1  tanh x tanh y
    sin ax sin bx  12 [ cos(a  b) x  cos(a  b) x] sinh(x  y )  sinh x cosh y  sinh y cosh x
    cos ax cos bx  12 [cos(a  b) x  cos(a  b) x] cosh(x  y )  cosh x cosh y  sinh x sinh y

    SUBSTITUTIONS
    Expression Trigonometric Hyperbolic
    x2  k 2 x  k tan x  k sinh 

    x2  k 2 x  k sec  x  k cosh

    k 2  x2 x  k sin  x  k tanh

    t  tan x
    t  tan 12 x
    1 t 2
    sin 2 x 
    2t 1 t2
    sin x 
    2t cos x  1 t2
    cos 2 x 
    1 t2 1 t2 1 t2
    2t
    2t 2dt tan 2 x  dt
    tan x  dx  1 t2 dx 
    1 t2 1 t2 1 t2

    TAYLOR AND MACLAURIN SERIES


    f " (a)
    f ( x)  f (a)  f ' (a)(x  a)  ( x  a) 2  
    2!
    f (0) 2
    f ( x)  f (0)  f (0) x  x 
    2!

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