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    The document discusses the indefinite integral, which is the inverse of differentiation. It defines the indefinite integral and introduces basic integration formulas, including the general power formula. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to apply these formulas to integrate various functions. The learning outcomes are to find integrals of functions, differentiate functions given their derivatives, and integrate using basic formulas. Assessment questions are included to integrate additional functions.

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    St.

    Louis College of Bulanao


    Purok 6, Bulanao, Tabuk City, Kalinga 3800

    TITLE/TOPIC:The Indefinite Integral

    I. INTRODUCTION: In this chapter, we shall study the inverse of differentiation and its various
    applications.

    II. LEARNING OUTCOMES


    a. Find the integral of a function f(x).
    b. Differentiate a function f(x) given its derivative.
    c. Integrate a function applying the basic integration formulas.

    III. COURSE CONTENT:


    a) The indefinite Integral
    b) Basic Integration Formulas

    IV. LEARNING EXPERIENCES


    Terminologies:
    a) Differentiation – is the process of finding the derivative or differential of a given function.
    b) Integration – the inverse of differentiation.
    THE INDEFINITE INTEGRAL

    ∫ F ( x ) dx=f ( x ) +c
    Where: F(x) dx - integrand
    f(x) + c – integral
    - Integral sign
    C – constant of integration or arbitrary constant
    BASIC INTEGRATION FORMULAS

     General Properties of Indefinite Integrals


    1. ∫ du=u+ c
    2. ∫ ( du+dv +dx +…+ dy )=du+ dv+ dx+ …+dy
    3. ∫ c ∎ du=¿¿c ∫ du
    GENERAL POWER FORMULA :Applicable to all functions except when n = -1.

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    n un +1
    ∫ u du= n+1 + c
    Where: u – the base
    du – the exact differential of the base.
    n – the exponent
    Note: 1.The general power formula is used only if du is the exact differential of u.
    2. A constant (but never be a variable) maybe introduced into the integrand provided that its reciprocal is
    introduced before the integral sign.
    Illustrative Examples:

    1. ∫ 100 x 99 dx
    Solution:
    Let u = x
    n = 99
    du = dx

    x 99+1
    *** ∫ 100 x 99 dx = 100 ∫ x 99 dx = 100 [ ]
    99+ 1
    + c = x100 + c (final answer)

    2. ∫ x 2 dx
    Solution:
    Let u = x
    n=2
    du = dx

    2 x 2+1 x3
    *** ∫ x dx = ∫ = + c Final answer
    2+1 3
    3. ∫ ( 15 x 4 −6 x 2+2 ) dx

    = 15 ∫ x 4 dx−6∫ x 2 dx +2∫ dx
    x5 x3
    = 15
    [ ] [ ]
    5
    −6
    3
    +2 ( x ) +c

    = 3x5 – 2x3 + 2x + c Final Answer

    dx (2 x−7)−3 −1
    4. ∫ (2 x−7)4 = ½ ∫ (2 x −7)−4 (2 dx ) = ½ [ −3 ]+C = -1/6 (2X – 7)-3 + C =
    6(2 X −7)
    3
    +C

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    V. ASSESSMENT: Integrate the following.
    dx
    1. ∫ ( x −5)2
    dv
    2. ∫ ( v +7)3
    3. ∫¿¿¿

    VI. REFERENCES

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