DPP-1 Standard Forms of

Integration
o Subjective Question
Direction (Q. No. 1) This question is subjective in nature, need to be solved completely on notebook. Working Space
1 Integrate the following:
i.
1- tan x dx
1+ tan X
ii. (ltcos²x
-cos 2x iv. |2e* dx
1+ tan X
dx
vi. (e -lkgx
1+ cot x 3log x - e2bg x -dx
1+ 2x2 cos 2x
vi. - -dx vii. cos? x sin?x dx

ix. (4cos -COS X cos

21% dx
2
cos x -sin x
COS X + sin x
^(2+2sin 2x) dx

o Only One Option Correct Type

Direction (Q. Nos. 2-26) This section contains 25 multiple choice questions. Each question has four
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

2 cosx -sin x dx is equal to

1-2sinx cos x
sin 2x sin 2x
a. - +C b +C
2 2
COs 2x cOs 2x
C +C d +C
2 2

3 [(1+2x +3x' + 4x t..) dx, when (|x|< )is equal to

a. (1+ x)+C b. (1- x)'+c
c. (1+ x)2+C d. None of these

4 [(sin x--cos X-cCOs 2x -cOs 4X -cos 8x- cos 16x) dx is equal to

sin 16x COs 32 X
a +C b +G
1024 1024
COs 32 X COs 32X
+C d +G
1096 1096

5 Snx t4 sin 3x +6sin 5x + 3 sin 7x-dx is equal to

sin 2x + 3 sin 4x +3sin 6x
a. -2sin x+ C b. 2sin x + C
C. - 2 cOs X + C d. 2 cos X + C

1 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL 3
 6 (3 sin x cos x - sin x) dx
is equal to Working Space
Cos 3x
cos 3x b. +C
a. +C
3
sin 3x
sin 3x +C d. +C
C. 3
3

-dx is equal to
7 x (1+ x²)
a. log x+2tan'X
+C b. log x - 2 tan'x +C
'x+C d. 2log X+tan'x +C
C. - log x + 2 tan
Acos 2X - cOS Z0 dxis egual to
COS X - COS O,

a. (sin x + XcOs Oa)+ C b. (2 sin x + x cos a) + C

C. 2(sinx+ X COs a)+C d. None of these

o x°+x*+dx is equal to
2(1+ x²)
a. -+ tan b. +tan'x]+C
C. x+ tan 'x]+C . 1[x
23
10 dx is equal to
x+1

a.
5
.+x-2tanx
3
+C
x +X- 2tanx+C
b
5 3

C. -X+2tànx +C
5 3

d. -+2 tan 1x +C
7 5

11 2x-dx is equal to
sec 2x +1
a. (sec'x- x) +C b. (tan x- x)+C
c. (sec' x + X) +C d. (tan x + x) + C

12
8 -sin +||
4
dx is equal to
X
a. 2 cos +C b. V2 cos +C
X
C. -2 cos+C
2
d. None of these

COs 4x +1
13 dx is equal to
cot x - tan x
COs 4x COs 4X
+G b. +C

COs 8 x COS 4X
C +C d.
8 8

4 DPP - INTEGRAL AND ITS APPLICATIONS

 sin 2x + sin 5x -sin 3x Working Space
14 -dx is equal to
cOS X + 1-2 sin 2x
a. - 2cos x + C b. 2sinx+ C
C. - 2 sin x + C d. 2cos x +C
cot 2x -1
15 cos 8x ·cot 4x dx is equal to
2cot 2x
COs 8x sin 8x
a +G b +C
8
COs 8x sin 8x
C +C d. - +C
8

rcos x- sin x
16 dx, (cos 2x > 0) is equal to
J1+ cos 4x
X
a. b. 2x +C

C. V2x+ C d.
X
+C

17
+3x + 4x + 5
dx is equal to
2x + 1

3x
3 2 2 +og (2r +)+c
b. x°+ x 3x
+log (2x +)+c
2 2
x 3x
C +
2 +log
4 (2x +1)+C
d
3 2
-+X +
4
log(2x +)+C

18 (e+sin x) sec" Xdy is

1+x?
equal to
a. tan x - tan 'x +C b. tan'x - cos X +C
C. tan x +tanx+C d. tanx+ cos X+C

dx
19 is equal to
25 + 4x2

5 tan"c
2 1 2x 1
tan
5|+C
C d.
5an
dx
20 is equal to
J9-16x2
4(4x)
a.
b. sin+o
1
C. 4
sin(4x) +C d. sin |

1 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL 5
 (2x +3dx is equal to
21 J3x Working Space
+2

a.
2 °log(3x +2) +C
9
b. x +
3log (3x +2) +C
5
5
x+log(3x+ 2) +c d. 2x + log(3x + 2) +C
C. 9

dx is equal. to
22 1+ sin X
+C b. tanx- sec X+C
a. secx tan x
d. None of these
C. Sec X-tan xX +O
(sin 2x - sin 2k)
23 -dx is equal to
sin x - sin k + cOS X - COs k
+C
a. (sin x - cos X) + (Sin k + cos k)x
b. sin x · coS X+(sin k) x +C
G. (sin x +cos x) + (sin k + cos k)x+ C
d. sin x cos X+ (cos k) x + C
2+3y2
24 dx is equal to
(1+x*)
2 2
+ tan 'x +C b. + tanx +C

+tan 'x+C
X
d.
X +tan1x+C
cos 7x
25 (CoS 8x - dx is equal to
1+2 cos 5x
sin 3x sin 2x
a +C b. cos 3x - cos 2x +C
3 2
COs 3x cos 2x sin 3x sin 2x
+C d +C
2 3 2

26- tanx-tan 2x tan 3x dx is equal to

1, |cos 2x|+log |cos 3x| +C
a. log |cos x|+log
b. log|cos x|- log lcos 2x|-log |cos 3xl +C
C. log|cos x+ log
2 leos 2x|-log |cos 3x] +C
d. None of the above

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DPP - INTEGRAL AND ITS APPLICATIONS
DPP-2 Problems on Basic
Substitution
oSubjective Question
Working Space
Direction (Q. No. 1) This question is subjective in nature, need to be solved completely on notebook.
1 Integrate the following:
dx

dx iv. f(tan'xy?-dx
ii. -(sin'x)°1- x? 1+x2
dx (2x - 3) -dx
V. vi.
cos x1+ tan x x-3x +8
vi. e-Sx+'dx vii. fe .x? dx
dx X
ix.
1-25 x2

xi. -dx dx

xi. (og(x +1)-log x dx Xiv. -dx

x(x +1) ex +1
dx COS X
XV. Xvi. -dx
(sin?
(6x - 5)
xvii. dx xvii. tanxd (tan x)
2/3x- 5x +6
xix. XX.
d (1+ loge X)
/1+x2 cos (1+ log, x)

Only One Option Correct Type

Direction (Q. Nos. 2-15) This section contains 14 multiple choice questions. Each question has four
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONLY ONE is cOrrect.

X
2 Primitive of3 W.r.t. x is equal to

1
1 3
+C b. +C
4
1
1 3
+C d +C

1 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL 7
 3
dx is equal to Working Space
2+(1+ x*
a. log(1+yt+x)+c b 2/+ 1+ x +c
2(1+ 1+x²)+C d. None of these
C.

log |x| =dx is equal to

4
X1+log|x|
2
a.1+log |x|(log|x|- 5) +C b
3
1+ log|x (og|x\+ 2)+C
3

C 1+log|x| (log|x|- 2) +C d. 2,/1+ log |x|(3 log|x|-2) +C

3
x*+1 B
-dx = A +C, then
5 log|x+y2
b. A=-1, B=1
a. A=1, B=-1
C. A= 1,B=1 d. A=-1, B=-1
3/2

6 dx is equal to

2 2 X
a
b +C
51+ x5
2 1
C +C d. None of these

7 log(x+1+x) dx is equal to

a 1+x' log(x +1+x²)+c b. y1+x* log (x + 1+ x²)-x +C

X X
C
V1+x2
+C d. log (x +y1+x')+ J1+x? +C
8 (x-1) dx is equal to

x X
b x*+ x°+x+3+C
++
-+X C
x²+1 3(x² +1)
C
x+ 4x+3x +3 +C d. None of these
3(x* +1)
x'-4
9A. 24X2 +16 dx is equal to

a. tan x² +4) +c
4 4x
b. -
C
(x² +4)]
-cot14 |+C
4 4

10 (x - 4) dx is equal to
x'4+ X² + x4
y4+x*+ x +C b. J4+x2 +x* +C
4+x²+ x4 J4+ x²+ x
+C d. +C
2 2x

8 DPP - INTEGRAL AND ITS APPLICATIONS

11 dx is equal to Working Space
+4)°
a. L44
5x
+C b
1
C.
10 x (1+ 4x2y 5+c d
1

12 The value of V2 sin x

dx is
sin (x - /4) [AIEEE 20081
a. x+ log| cos|x-+c
d. x

13 For any natural number m, evaluate[xm + x2m + x")(2x 2m + 3xm + 6)mdx,

where x>0. [IT JEE 2002]
m+1
(2x3m +3x2m + 6xmym+1 +C b (2x 3m +3x 2m + 6x")m
6(m +1) +C
6(m +1)
(2x3m +3x2m +6xmym +C d. None of these
6(m + 1)

14 (x²-1) dx is equal to
x2x - 2x +1 [IT JEE 2006]

a.
2x- 2x2+1-+C J2x -2x+1,c
C
J2x- 2x+1C J2x-2x²+1+C
d.
X 2x?

15 sec x
dx is equal to [IT JEE 2012]
(secx + tan x)2
4 1 1
a (sec x+ tan xy12 (11 7(sec x +tan x+c
|1
b.
4(sec
(sec x + tan x)12 l11 7 x+ tan
(sec x + tan x )2
1
d
(sec x + tan

o One or More than One Options Correct Type

Direction (Q. Nos. 16-20) This section contains 5 multiple choice questions. Each question has four
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONE or MORE THAN ONE are correct.
16 Primitive of/1+ 2 tan x (secX + tan x) w.r.t. x is
a. log |sec x- log |sec x - tan x+ C b. log |sec x + tan x+ log |sec x|+ C
X
C 2log sec +tan+C
2
d. log|1+ tan x (sec x + tan x)|+ C

1 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL 9
 dx is equal to Working Space
17 J
x
x\+ C b. log|2x-1|- 2log|2x|+ C
a. log|2x-1|+ 2log|
2+C d
c. log|2x-1|-log|x-log
1 x-1 dx is equal to
18 g x+1|
b
a 4

d. l o g C
og x++c
x-1

19
dx
- where xe;1is equal to
a. 2 sin -1Jx +C b. sin(2x -1)+C
C - cos (2x-1)+C d. cos1 (2x-x')+c
sin 2x -dx is equal to
20 [ sin x + cos x
a. cot(cot x) +C b. - cot (tan x) +C
c. tan'(tan x)+C d. - tan ' (cos 2x) +C

Comprehension Type
Direction (Q. Nos. 21-24) This section contains a paragraph, describing theory, experiments, data, etc.
Four questions related to the paragraph have been given. Each question has only one correct answer
among the four given options (a), (b), (c) and (d).
Passage
| (sinx +sin ax)dx
Let lim =L
X ’ oo X

21 For a = 0,. then the value of L is

a. 0 -|N N
b.

C. 1 d. 2

22 For a = 1, then the value of Lis

a. 0 1
b.
2
C. 1 d. 2
23 For a= -1,the value of Lis
a. 0
D.

C. 1
d. 2
24 For all ae R--1,0, 1,thevalue of L
is
a. 0 1
b.
C. 1
d. 2

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DPP - INTEGRAL AND ITS APPLICATIONS
DPP-3 Integration by Parts
Subjective Question
Direction (Q. No. 1) This question is subjective in
nature, need to be solved completely on notebook. Working Space
1 Integrate the following:
i. [x log, xdx i. (-sinx dy
1- cos x
3x-x3)
ii. (tan1| 1-3x2 dx
iv. [(og, x) dx
v. (sinxdx vi. [x-sinx dx
fxsin'x2 dx
vii. [tanxdx
ix. fedx x [(sin'xdx
x. [sin2
1+ x2
dx
xi. tan
otan x
xii.esin 3x dx Xiv. |
Xv. cosecx dx xvi. sin (log x) dx
xvi. e [tan x +log(sec x)] dx xvii. xe dx
(* +1
x0x. fe* 1+x
dx XX. felan 1x 1+x+ x2]
(2+ x| 1+ x?

Only One Option Correct Type

Direction (Q. Nos. 2-9) This section contains 8 multiple choice questions. Each question has four
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONLY ONE is cOrrect.

2 sin (log, x) dx is equal to

X

10
[5+ 2sin (2 log, x)+cos (2 log, x)] +C
X
b. 10
5+ 2sin (2 log x) - cos (2 log x)] + C
C
10 5-2sin (2log, x) - cos (2 log, x)] +C
d. 10 [5-2 sin(2 log x) +cos (2log x)] +C

1 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL 11
 X +2 dx is equal to Working Space
3
L(x +3)2
1 b. e
a. eX +C
X+3 X+3
3eX
d +C
C.
X +3

4 fetan' (1+ x+x')d (cot x)is equal to

a. -etan 1 +C b. e tan'x +C

C. -X.etan'x +C d. xetan 'x +C

5 ex (1+n-xn-1 -xdx is equal to
(1- x)J1- x2n
a. e
1-x? +C b. ex 1+ x"
V1+ x? V1-x? +C
|1-x2
C. -eX +C d. None of these
V1+ x^
flog x
6 dx is equal to
[AIEEE 2002]
1 1
a. log x+1)+c b. -(log x+1)+C
1 1
C.
(log x+1) +C d.
(log x-) +C
log x -1
7 dx is equal to
|1+(log x)
a log x -+C b.
X

(log x +1 x²+1
xe*. X
C -+C d. -+C
1+x2 (log x +1
8 I|f(x) dx =v(x) then (x*-f(**) dx is equal to

2x +2
9 [sin dx is equal to
4x + 8x + 13
a. (x +1) tan1 !-43 log (4x + 8x + 13) +C
b. (x +1)tan'(x + )- log (4x +8x + 13) +C
4
C. (x +1) tan 2(x + 1)- 3 log (4x + 8x
4 +13) +C
d. (x +1) 3
tan1^-log(4x* + 8x + 13) +C
3 4

12
DPP -
INTEGRAL AND ITS
APPLICATIONS
One or More than One Options Correct Type Working Space
pirection (Q. Nos. 10-13) This section contains 4 multiple choice questions. Each question has four
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONE or MORE THAN ONE are correct.

10 [e -cOs 4x dx = e (Asin 4x + B cos 4x) + C, then

a. 4A= 38 b. 2A = 3B C. 3A = 4B d. 4A+ 3B = 1

11 Letf(x) = 3x? sin in-x cos , x* 0 (0) = 0,f:

|= 0, then which of the
following is/are not correct?
a. f(x) is continuous at x = 0 b. f(x) is not differentiable at x = 0
C. f(x) is discontinuous at x = 0 d. f(x)is differentiable atx = 0
12 xe sin x dx is equal to
e
2
fx (sin x - cos x) +cos x} +C b. Imfxe+)x dx
x ell+)x ell+i) x*)
C. Im
1+i (1+i?|
+G d. Re(xe1+ )x dx

13 Ifu= [e* -cos bx dx and v =esin bx dx, then

a. (a² +b2)(u? +v2)=e2ax b. (a-b')(u? -v²) =e2ax
C. tan + tan d. tan"-tan|=ax

Comprehension Type
Direction (Q. Nos. 14 and 15) This section contains aparagraph, describing theory, experiments, data,
etc. Two questions related to the paragraph have been given. Each question has only one correct answer
among the four given options (a), (b), (c) and (d).
Passage
Incalculating a number of integrals,we had to use the method of integration by
parts several times in sucession. The result could be obtained more rapidly and in
a more conside form by using the so called generalised formula for integration by
parts.
[u(x) v(x) chx =u(x) v,(x)- u'(x) v, (x)+ u"(x)v,(x)
. +(- 1yo-'u-x)v,(x)-(-1-[u' (x)-v,(x) dx
where, v(x)= v(x) dx, v,(x) =|v(x) dx, .., V, =Vo- (x) dx of course, we
assume that all derivatives and integrals appearing in this formula exist. The use
of the gerneralised formula for integration by parts is especially useful when
calculating P, (x)Qx) dx, where P,(x) is polynomial of degree nand the factor
of Q(x) is such that it can be integrated successively (n + 1) times.
14 If [(x - 2x' +3x - 1) cos 2x dx = sin 2x x)+Cos 2x V(x) + C, then
4 8
a. ux)= x³ - 4x2 + 3x b. u(x)= 2x 4x?+ 3x
c. V(x)= 3x- 4x + 3 d. v(x)= 6x-8x

15 If (e:x*dx = 2 f(x) + C, then f(x) is

a - 2x° + 3x- 3x + b. (x*-x+ 2x-3x + 2)

c.x- 2x° +3*² -3x +. d. x-2x3 +2x²- 3x +

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DPP-4 Some Special
Substitutions and
Integrals
oSubjective Questions on Working Scace
subjective in nature. need to be solved completety
Direction (0. Nos. 1 and 2) These questons are
notebook.

following:
1 Integrate the dx dx
dx
i. 2+ X-1 x²-2x+3
iJ7x+1 dx vi.
2x
-dx
iv. (2x?- 3x +1dx V1-er y1-x2-x4

a e* dx
-dx vii. 15- 4e*-e2r

COS X sin (X - a) 2sin 2x -cos X dx

-dx xi.
sin (x + a)
dx XIl. -cosX-4sin x
sin x - 2sin x - 3
COs X - cosx a-x dx
a-x2
dx
xii.
1-cos? x
dx xiv.(Va+x Je'+x?
-5x + 4
xvi. [x 1+ x-* dx xvi. (x+1)1-x-x? dx xvii. x?+x+1 dx
2 Integrate the following:
dx sin x dx

i.JAsin? x+9 cos x

ii dx i. , sin X+
sin 3x cosX
dx 3sin x + 2 cos x
V. -dx
V3 sin X+ cos X 3cos x +2 sin x

o Only One Option CorrectType

Direction (Q. Nos. 3-8) This section contains 6 multiple choice guestions. Each question has four
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

3 Jcot x-/tan x dx is equal to

V2 (cos X + sin x)
a. sec 1(sin x + cOs x) + C
b. sec(sin x - cos x) +C
c. log|(sin x + cos x) +Jsin 2x\+C
d. log |(sin x - cos x) + vsin 2x |+C

14 DPP - INTEGRAL AND ITS APPLICATIONS

 Sin x Working Space
4 -dx is equal to
sin 4x
1+ N2 sin x 1+ sin x
a log
2/2 1-2sin x 1- sin x

b
1
log 1+42 sin x 1+ sin x
1-2 sin x 1-sin x
1 1+ 2 sin x log1+sinx
log
1-2sinx 1- sin x

d
1+ N2 sinx 1, 1+ sin x
+C
1-2sinx 1- sin x
d
5 is equal to
cos ysin 20
J2
a Y(tan
5
e+5) tan +C b
5 é(tan?e+5) /tan +C
5 (tan 0+5) Jtan +C (tan'0 + 5) /tan +C
C. d.

dx
6 is equal to
COS X - sin x
[AIEEE 2004]
1 gtan/* 8/|+C b.
2
1 3T1
C
zg tan 2
+C d.

dx
7 -
COS X + /3 sin x
is equal to
[AIEEE 2008]
a.
;log tan 12 b.

5 tan x
8 If tan x - 2
dx = x + a log |sin x - 2sin x + k, then a is equal to
[AIEEE 2012]
a. 2 b. -1 C. -2 d. 1

o Matching List Type

Direction (Q. Nos. 9 and 10) Choices for the corect combination of elements from Column I and Column l
are given as options (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which one is correct.
9 Find [f(x)dx and match the Column Iwith Column ll and mark the correct option
from the codes given below.
Column lI Column I|
1
f(x) = Ltan2
(a + b) - (a -b) cos x ab
1
f(x) = 1 1 tan x +C, a = cos
tan
a sin x+ b² cosx a sin a. sin a a

i(x) =
a cos x + b sinX
r
ab
Ltantan x+C
1 1
f(x) = S.
log tanx+ tan!
ya + 2

Codes

a. p r b. q r

C. S d. q S

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 option
selectthe correct
columns and
f(x) dx andthen match the following
10 Find below.
from the codes given Column I|
Column I
1 C
1Lsin-1
p
. f() =
+C
q a
ii. f(x) =
Va'-x?
X
1 r.
f(x) = (x? -a?j3/2 a'x-a?
+ C
1 S
f(x) = a +a2

Codes
iii iv
a. s
S r
b. q
C. r
d. s r

o One Integer Value Correct Type integer

questions. When worked out will result in an
Direction(Q. Nos. 11-15) This section contains 5
from 0 to 9 (both inclusive).
dx lim
= atan'bf(x)]+ C, then X’0
2(x),is equal to
11 +4cos X X

(3x-1) dx = f(x) + C, then | lim x*f(x)| is equal to

12 X’oo
x +X + 1)
2/3
dx +C, then +u is equal to
13 x(*°-11"
Jtan x - Jcot x
14 if|(tan x+cot x) dx =a tan-1 +C, then (2 + u)equals

(ax - b) =dx = sin f(x)] + C then lim [2f(x)·x] is equal to

15 If
X ye²x? - (ax? +b)² X’0
 dx
DPP-5:PVQ Form,
Partial Fractions and
Reduction Formula
o Subjective Questions
Direction (Q. Nos. 1-4) These questions are subjective in nature, need to be solved completely on Working Space
notebook.

1 Integrate the following:

dx

L+)+1
ii
X
dx
(x+)Nx? +X+1
dx

(2x2+3)x²-4
v. N(x-7)(6- x) dx
2 Integrate the following:
-3x- 8x- 26) dx (3x + 2) -dx
(2x2 - 5x -12) i. J3-6x +11x -6
(3x- 2) dx
(2x - 1) dx
ii Jx-1 (x +1)(x +2) (x +1)(x2+2)
V.
(x+2) dx vi (x'-4) dx
J+3x +3)4x +1 +1)(x*+ 2)(*² + 3)
vi. (-x+1 dx dx
vii. +1)
dx -dx

xi.
dx xii. (xV2 (2+3 "3y dx
x+1
(1+ x²) xiv. [tan xdx
xii. -(. -x²)1+ x² +x4 -dx
dx
Xv.
x+ 2 ( -197
3 Ifmn =| (sin x)" (cos x)" dx, then prove that
(sin x)+ ·(cos x)-1 + n -1
Imn m +n m + "Imn-2

X 1
dx then prOve that/n+1=
4 fI, =g² 2na? (x?+ a?y 2n a

+ay
1 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL 17
 o Only One Option Correct Type Each question
has four
Working Spaca
Direction (Q. Nos. 5 and6) This section contains 2 multiple choice aquestions.
choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONLY ONE 0s correct.
dx is equal to
5 if /sin°x (sin x + 2 cos x)
= f(x) + C, then f

a. -1 b. -2
C. -3 d. -2

6 - (/1-x? -x) -dx = f(x) + C, then f(1)is equal to

1-x² (1+xv1-x²)
b

d.
4

Comprehension Type
Direction (Q. Nos. 7 and 8) This section contains a paragreph. describing theory, experiments, data, etc.
Two questions related to the paragraph have been given, ERch auestion has only one correct answer
among the four given options (a), (b), (c) and (d).
Passage
Reduction formula make it possible to reduce an integral dependent on the index,
n>O called the order of the integral, to an integral of thesame type with a smaler
index. Integration by parts helps us to derive reduction formulas.

7 If-m= sin" x dx, then /, -m tn-2,2-m

n-1
s equal to
Cos"x m-1
sin?-1x 1 sin?-x
a b.
Cos-1y m-1 cos-1x
1 sin?-'x n-1 sin- x
C. d.
n-1 cos-1 y m-1 cosM-1x

8 Ifu, = Vax +26x + c

dx, then (n+ 1)aun+1t (2n -1)b U, + ncUn-1 equals

a. x=1Wax + 2bx + c b.
Vax+ 2bx +c
C d. xax + 2bx +c
Jax+26x + c

oOne Integer Value Correct Type

Direction (Q. Nos. 9 and 10) This section contains 2
from 0 to 9 (both inclusive). questions. When worked out will result in an integer

dx A Nx
+G, then Aequals
1+x?
(2x + 3) 1
10 (x +)(x +2) (x +3) +1dx = C
f(x)' where f(x) is of the form of
ax + bx +c, then (a +b + c) equals
 Answers
1. Indefinite Integral
DPP-1 Standard Forms of Integration
+1
a sin 2x
1 ( + -+ ax +C (ii) +C
log, a at1 2

(ii) 2-(tan x+x)+C 2*e

(iv) +C
1+ log2
(V) tanX-x+C (vi)
3
(vii)
tanx+C (viii) -cot x- tanx+C
(ix) sin12 x,+ sinl0x sinllx sin9x
12 10 11
(x) sin 2x +C
2. b 3. b 4. h 5. b 6. b 7. a 8. c 9. d 10. a 11. b
12. c 13. d 14. a 15. c 16. d 17. a 18. a 19. d 20. b 21. a
22. b 23. a 24. b 25. a 26. c

DPP-2 Problems on Basic Substitution

1. (i) - +C
2(2x-3) (i)N4+x+C
1 1
(ii) 2(sin-r)z t (iv)
(tan x) +C
3
(v) 2/1+ tanx +C (vi) log|x-3x +8|+C
1
3r+l +C
(vii) -e
3
+c
(ix) Sin (5x)+C (x
1
(xi)tan 6 (xii) -21-r'-(sinx)W2
3
+C
(xiii) (xiv) logle' +1|+C

(xv)-r-1]-x+C
3 (xvi) 3(sin x)" +C
(xvii) \3x'-5x+6+C tan
(xvii)
(xix) 2/1+ x² +C (xx) tan(l+ logx) +C
2. a 3. b 4. a 5. C 6. a 7. b 8. d 9. a 10. a 11. d
12. c 13. b 14. d 15. c 16. a,b,d 17. b,c,d 18. b,d 19. a,b,c,d 20. a,b,c,d
21. b 22. d 23. a 24. c

DPP-3 Integration by Parts

1. () logx -+C
(i) -xcot+C
2 4

(ii) 3x tan'r-log|1 +x\+C

2

(iv) x(logx+ 2logx+2) +C

Answers
(v) sinx-x+1-x' +C x
(vi)sin
3
'x+ 3
(vi) -V1-x sin x +2+x+c (vii) (x +l) tanx-x+C
(ix) 2e'*(vi-1)+C (x) [(sinx)- 2] sin(sin' x)+ 2sin x cos (sinx) +C
(xi) 2[x tanx- log| sec(tan x)|]+C (xi)
xcOs'*-h-zc
 er
C, where
(xiii)
13
-[2 sin 3x-3cos 3x]+C (xiv)(2 sin 2r - + cos 2t) + 5]+ t= tan x
1
(xV) -cosec cot x+log (cos ec x -cot x) + C
2 2

(xvi)(sin (log x)- cos(log x)+C (xvii) log(sec x) -e +C

(xviii)
e (Xx) x.ptan !
(xix) +C +C
2+ x
2. c 3. a 4. C 5. b 6. b 7. d 8. c 9. a 10. c.d
11. b,C,d 12. a,b,c,d 13. a,c 14. b 15. c

DPP-4 Some Special Substitutions and Integrals

2 2x-1
1. (1)
V3
tan (Gi)-log
3 2(x +1)|
+C

(iii) log (x-) +va'-2x+3+C

3x
(iv) +
2 2 32

(v)log
(vii) -sin'(a*)+C (viii) sin
loga
r32
(ix)
sin (x) log| (sin x-1) + sin²x-2 sinx -3|+C
3

(xi) -cosa - sin

COSa
-sina -log lsin x-/sin'x - sin'a +C
(xii) 2log|sin x -4 sin x+ 5|+ 7 tan'(sin x 2) +C
(xii) 3 sin-'cos2 x)+C (xiv) asin- +va²-x²+C
a

Gsv) a'sina'-*+c
(rvi) -a+x-*Ne+
1
21+*-y²+ sin 2x-1|:
2 8 V5
5 2x +1
1
(xvii) --a-I-x*W24
3
(2x+1) \1--t16
sin
/5
-+C

tan+1
1 W3 + tanx +C (iii) 2tan
2. ()-tan
6 3 +C(),.os3- tan x V2
|+C

l2-/3 +tan 5
(iv)
2
+C (v)x-. log|3cos x+ 2sinx+C
2 x 13 13
2+N3- tan
11. 1 12
4. d 5. C 6. d 7. a 8. a 9. a 10. a
3. a
13. 0 14. 4 15. 0

dx Form, Partial Fractions and Reduction Formula

DPP-5 JP./o +1 V3 +1)x+3+ V3|++C (ii) - sin(2x-5)+/(2- x)(x-3)
1. (i) \2 tan- V 2 +C (ii) -log a-3)x +3-/3|
1 11x+/3x²-12 +C (v) 2x-13 /x-7)(6 x) +-sin(2x-13) +C
(iv) log
2/33 ilx-/3x²12 4
 9
2. ()+x+ log(2r'-5x-12)+log*-c
29 2x-12
2 4 56 2x+2 ()log|(x
2 -1)| -8 log|x -2)+log|x
2
-3|+C
13
(i)log(x
36
-1) - l 5
6(x-)log(x
8
+1) +log(x+2)+C
(iv) -logl|x +1|-log |x* + 2] + 1 tan t
V2C() 2
n.lW3(* +1)
tan
2 V3
atC(vi)-l 3 (x°+)? 3 tan x+C
5 6
(vi) 2
tan x+G
V2
tan
7 tan-! t
V2 2/3 /3 2 (x²+1)² 2
(vii) -og|
5 +x|+C (ix) -(1+x*)" +C ())-log
2\3
X
1
+C
+3

1 x+1-2x 1
-+C
(xi) -log |x'+1+2x +C(xii) V6 tan
2/2 tan2 442 (2+3x3)

x+ 1
+1-/3 1
t+ 1 -V2
1 r2 +C, where t=/tan x
(xii) -log +C (xiv) tan
-1
+ log
2/3 1 V2 2 t+-+ V2
+1+

1/7

(xv) +C

5. C 6. b 7. b 8. d 9. 2 10. 5