Substitution in a definite integralWhen you put u=g(x), change the limits too: x=a becomes u=g(a),x=b becomes u=g(b); then never go back to xLocked
Parts and partial fractions with limits∫abuvdx=[u∫vdx]ab−∫ab(u′∫vdx)dx; split rational functions first, then evaluateLocked
Properties0 / 3
Basic properties and splitting the interval∫ab=−∫ba,∫ab=∫ac+∫cb; split at the point where ∣x−c∣ or a piecewise function changes formLocked
The property f(a + b − x)∫abf(x)dx=∫abf(a+b−x)dx;
Odd and even functions, and the 2a property∫−aaf(x)dx is 0 for odd f
Beyond the book0 / 3
Differentiating an integraldxd∫ag(x)f(t)dt=f(g(x))g′(x): the integral of a derivative and the derivative of an integral undo each otherLocked
Periodic integrandsIf f has period T, every stretch of length T gives the same integral, so ∫0nTf=n∫0Tf
Integrands with [x] and |x|Split the interval where [x] jumps or the expression inside ∣∣ changes sign; on each piece the integrand is a plain functionLocked
add the two forms when they sum to something simple, as in