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Trigonometric Identities Guide

This document discusses trigonometric identities and their applications to integration problems involving trigonometric functions. It explains how to use identities to rewrite trigonometric expressions in a form that can be integrated, and how to apply the reverse chain rule to differentiate integrals involving trigonometric functions.

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Trigonometric Identities Guide

This document discusses trigonometric identities and their applications to integration problems involving trigonometric functions. It explains how to use identities to rewrite trigonometric expressions in a form that can be integrated, and how to apply the reverse chain rule to differentiate integrals involving trigonometric functions.

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USING TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES

EVEN ODD POWERS OF


SIN COS

EVEN ODD

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I tano seco
For the rest portion

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step 1 use the identity cos 20 1 2sino
sino 211 1020

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Step 2 Integrate
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REVERSE CHAIN RULE

Differentiation is the revene of integration


Integration is the reverse of differentiation

Power increases Power decreases


Yzf
by I n fan x f a
h
Tg Y

Common Reverse Chain rule Questions

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fsinnios're da f 31 5743 5 8 die


IF You see A

QUESTION SIMILAR

freida TO ONE OF THESE


KNOW THAT YOU

Stannseinda NEED TO USE

Rule of thumb REVERSE CHAIN RULE

If you see an integral in the form fan x find dn


try differentiating
y f x and adjust the constants
Q I more complicated

step I choose the more complicated one and increase its

cosshe cos're
y
ios a
9
y
Step 2 Differentiate
y with respect to x and see if
all the variables match exantly with the question
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y

Y 9 cosnYx sinn

dy we need our question to exaitly match


9 sins cosh
d with the dye Even the constants

Step 3 Match the constants

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we need to multiply by 9 here to
I 5 sinn cosby du
match with But we can't introdule
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any new
constants out of the blue so
I
519 sinniosonda
we'd have to multiply with 9 and divide
I 5x
tf 9sinniosndn by 9 simultaneously
Ie
g f da du
integral of My is
y
I g y te

i I g cosh C
The method desiribed in the previous page is applicable

for most reverse chain rule questions


However it has 2 exceptions

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The only difference would be in STEP 1 Do not increase


the power by 1

Q f3tanasectedn Q f8cotncosecadn
Let y seen let y cosec x du

dy 5 seen x secutann
dy 4 cosecutxfcosecrcotn

dy
4cota roster
g
Stannseen Y
I f3tanaseissedn I f8cotacosecadu
3 Stannsecada 8 cotriosech du

3 xfstannseinda 8 4 f 4cotnioseindu
Indu 259 du
te 2 te
y y
i seen t C I 2coses n t c
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