Chapter 9 Problems
Thirty chapter problems: 10 from the original book and 20 added for more practice.
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Solve the indefinite integral -
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Solve the indefinite integral -
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EvaluateClarification: Interpret the removable hole at x=2 by taking the finite one-sided limits, or equivalently by using the continuous extension.
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Evaluate the indefinite integral -
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Evaluate the indefinite integral -
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Evaluate .
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Evaluate .
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Evaluate .
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Find .
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Evaluate for .
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Evaluate using changed bounds.
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Evaluate with u=1−x², treating the endpoint as a limit.
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Evaluate .
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Use trig substitution to evaluate .
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Evaluate and confirm it geometrically.
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Evaluate .
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Use x=3tanθ to evaluate .
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Derive by choosing u=sec x+tan x.
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Evaluate .
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Evaluate .
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A student uses u=x² in and writes . Diagnose and correct the error.
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Why is the angle interval important when using x=sinθ to simplify ?
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Evaluate .
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Evaluate using a primitive, and explain the sign cancellation.
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For , compare u=4−x² with x=2sinθ. Which choice gives a useful first step, and why?