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The document outlines Lecture 5 of the Integral Mathematics course at Al-Mustaqbal University, focusing on the method of integration by parts. It explains the technique, provides a formula, and includes steps for applying the method, along with examples. The lecture is conducted by M.Sc. Alaa Khalid and is part of the first-year engineering curriculum.

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Programming Languages 4547549-503

The document outlines Lecture 5 of the Integral Mathematics course at Al-Mustaqbal University, focusing on the method of integration by parts. It explains the technique, provides a formula, and includes steps for applying the method, along with examples. The lecture is conducted by M.Sc. Alaa Khalid and is part of the first-year engineering curriculum.

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Al-Mustaqbal University / College of Engineering & Technology


Class: first
Subject: integral Mathematics/Code: UOMU024024
Lecturer: M.Sc. Alaa Khalid
Lecture name: method of integration
Lecture: 5
2ndterm

Email : alaa.khalid.abdalreda@uomus.edu.iq
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Al-Mustaqbal University / College of Engineering & Technology
Class: first
Subject: integral Mathematics/Code: UOMU024024
Lecturer: M.Sc. Alaa Khalid
Lecture name: method of integration
Lecture: 5
2ndterm

Email : alaa.khalid.abdalreda@uomus.edu.iq
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Al-Mustaqbal University / College of Engineering & Technology
Class: first
Subject: integral Mathematics/Code: UOMU024024
Lecturer: M.Sc. Alaa Khalid
Lecture name: method of integration
Lecture: 5
2ndterm

Methods Of Integration

Integration By Parts
Integration by parts is the most useful integration technique for evaluating the integral of a
product of functions. After separating a single function into a product of two functions, we
can easily evaluate the function's integral by applying the integration by parts formula:

In this formula, ( ) represents the derivative of ( u) , while ( v)


represents the integral of ( ). The integral of the product of and is
then evaluated in terms of the integral of the product of and . It's
often much easier to solve the integral that results from this formula than
it is to directly evaluate the original single function. Integration by parts
gives us an efficient way to integrate functions that would otherwise be
very difficult to integrate, and it's particularly helpful in tricky cases
such as inverse trigonometric functions and logarithmic functions.

The some simple steps for how to integrate by parts:

1-Choose and to separate the integrand into a product of functions.


2- Differentiate to find , and integrate to find

Email : alaa.khalid.abdalreda@uomus.edu.iq
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Al-Mustaqbal University / College of Engineering & Technology
Class: first
Subject: integral Mathematics/Code: UOMU024024
Lecturer: M.Sc. Alaa Khalid
Lecture name: method of integration
Lecture: 5
2ndterm

Email : alaa.khalid.abdalreda@uomus.edu.iq
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Al-Mustaqbal University / College of Engineering & Technology
Class: first
Subject: integral Mathematics/Code: UOMU024024
Lecturer: M.Sc. Alaa Khalid
Lecture name: method of integration
Lecture: 5
2ndterm

Evaluate dx
u=x dv = sin(x) dx du = 1 dx v =

Email : alaa.khalid.abdalreda@uomus.edu.iq
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Al-Mustaqbal University / College of Engineering & Technology
Class: first
Subject: integral Mathematics/Code: UOMU024024
Lecturer: M.Sc. Alaa Khalid
Lecture name: method of integration
Lecture: 5
2ndterm

Evaluate dx

Sometimes, you'll have to integrate by parts more than once in


the same problem. In this case, we'll need to use it again to
evaluate

Let u = x and dv = cos (x) dx


du = 1 dx v= sin (x)
∫ 𝒙 𝐜𝐨𝐬(𝒙)𝒅𝒙= 𝒙 𝐬𝐢𝐧(𝒙) -∫ 𝐬𝐢𝐧(𝒙)𝒅𝒙
𝒙 𝐬𝐢𝐧(𝒙)+ ( 𝐜𝐨𝐬(𝒙))
= 𝒙 𝐬𝐢𝐧(𝒙) +𝐜𝐨𝐬(𝒙) +𝒄

We can use substitution to plug this value into our original integral formula
to finish the problem.

Email : alaa.khalid.abdalreda@uomus.edu.iq

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