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222 Spring 2021 Worksheet 2

This worksheet for Math 222 focuses on integration by parts, providing a series of integrals for students to compute. It includes multiple problems that require the application of integration by parts and hints for specific integrals. The worksheet is designed for additional practice beyond the discussion session, encouraging students not to worry about completing all problems.

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222 Spring 2021 Worksheet 2

This worksheet for Math 222 focuses on integration by parts, providing a series of integrals for students to compute. It includes multiple problems that require the application of integration by parts and hints for specific integrals. The worksheet is designed for additional practice beyond the discussion session, encouraging students not to worry about completing all problems.

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Math 222 - Week 2 - Worksheet 1

Topics: Section 7.1 - Integration by Parts

Instructions: Listen to your TA’s instructions. There are substantially more problems on this worksheet than we expect
to be done in discussion, and your TA might not have you do problems in order. The worksheets are intentionally longer
than will be covered in discussion in order to give students additional practice problems they may use to study. Do not
worry if you do not finish the worksheet :).

1. Compute the following integrals using integration by parts. Note: you may need to use integration by parts
repeatedly for some of these problems.
Z
(a) xe3x dx.

Z e
(b) x3 ln(x) dx.
1

Z
(c) (t − 4)et dt.

Z r
(d) r sin dr.
2

1
Z
(e) arctan(s)ds (Hint: arctan(s) = arctan(s) · 1.)

Z
(f) x2 cos(x)dx

Z π
(g) ecos(t) sin(2t) dt
0

Z
(h) cos(x) ln (sin(x)) dx

2
Z 1
(i) (w2 + 3)e−w dw.
0

n−1
Z Z Z
1
2. Use the reduction formula n
cos (x) dx = sin(x) cosn−1 (x) + cos n−2
(x) dx to compute cos4 (x) dx.
n n

Z Z Z
n x n x n−1 x
3. Use integration by parts to show that x e dx = x e − n x e dx for n ≥ 1. Then compute x3 ex dx.

3
Z
4. Let In = (ln(x))n dx. Use integration by parts to show that In = x(ln(x))n − nIn−1 for n ≥ 1. Then compute I4 .

5. Use integration by parts repeatedly to show that


Z Z
xn cos(x)dx = xn sin(x) + nxn−1 cos(x) − n (n − 1) xn−2 cos(x)dx,
Z
for n ≥ 2. Then compute x4 cos(x) dx.

Z
tan(x) secn−2 (x)
6. Let In = secn (x) dx Use integration by parts to show that In = n−1 + n−2
n−1 In−2 (x) for n ≥ 3.
n n−2 2 2 2
Hint: Write first sec (x) = sec (x) sec (x). Recall also that tan (x) = sec (x) − 1.

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