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answers will vary
for odd and for even
answers will vary
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backwards
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Because we are considering and , which means . The arcsine function has a domain of ; on this domain, , so is always non-negative, allowing us to drop the absolute value signs.
; with Section 7.4, we can state the answer as .
(Trig. Subst. is not needed)
(Trig. Subst. is not needed)
(Trig. Subst. is not needed)
Note: the new bounds of integration are . The final answer comes with recognizing that and that .
rational
T
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The interval of integration is finite, and the integrand is continuous on that interval.
converge
converges; could also state .
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges
diverges; Limit Comparison Test with .
converges; Limit Comparison Test with .
diverges; Limit Comparison Test with .
converges; Direct Comparison Test with .
converges; Direct Comparison Test with .
converges; Direct Comparison Test with .
converges; Direct Comparison Test with .
diverges; Direct Comparison Test with .
converges; Direct Comparison Test with .
converges; Limit Comparison Test with .
F
When the antiderivative cannot be computed and when the integrand is unknown.
They are superseded by the Trapezoidal Rule; it takes an equal amount of work and is generally more accurate.
It is superseded by the Trapezoidal Rule; it is about as accurate, but takes more work.
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
Trapezoidal Rule:
Simpson’s Rule:
(using )
(using )
(using )
(using )
(using )
(using )
(using )
(using )
Area is cm2.
Area is yd2.
Area is 25.0667 cm2
Area is 250,667 yd2
Let , so that , , and . Therefore, and , and .
