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Integration

The document provides an extensive overview of integration, covering fundamental concepts, rules, and examples of both indefinite and definite integrals. It includes various integration techniques, applications such as finding areas and volumes, and solving differential equations. Additionally, it presents exercises and past paper questions for practice.

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Integration

The document provides an extensive overview of integration, covering fundamental concepts, rules, and examples of both indefinite and definite integrals. It includes various integration techniques, applications such as finding areas and volumes, and solving differential equations. Additionally, it presents exercises and past paper questions for practice.

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Integration

Integration is the reverse process of differentiation also called anti-


differentiation.
∫ → Integral sign
d dy
If dx
( y )=
dx
dy
then∫ =y
dx

When integrating, we have an integral constant “c”

n+1
x
Rule: ∫ x dx=
n
n+1
+c

n +1
ax
∫ a x dx=
n
+c where a is a constant
n+1

∫ [ f ( x )+ g (x)] dx=∫ f ( x) dx +∫ g(x )dx


∫ [ f ( x )−g(x) ] dx=∫ f ( x )dx −∫ g (x)dx

Example 1
a) ∫ √ x dx
1
b) ∫ x 4 dx

3
1 3
x2 2
a) ∫ √ x dx=∫ x = 3 + c= 3 x 2 + c
2

2
−3
1 x
b) ∫ x4 ∫dx= x
−4
=
−3
+c

Example 2
Integrate the following
4−2 x
a) ∫ x
8
dx

b) ∫ 4 x−6 +8 x−2 +7+8 x + x 4 dx

4−2 x
a) ∫ x
8
dx

4 2x
∫ x 8 − x 8 dx=∫ 4 x−8−2 x−7 dx
−7 −6 −7 −6
4x 2x 4x x
¿ − +c= + +c
−7 −6 −7 3

b) ∫ 4 x
−6 −2 4
+8 x +7+8 x + x dx
−5 −1 2 5
4x 8x 7x 8x x
¿ + + + + +c
−5 −1 1 2 5
−5 5
4x −1 2 x
¿ −8 x +7 x+ 4 x + +c
−5 5

Rules:
n+1
( ax+ b)
∫ (ax +b)n dx= (n+1)(a)
+c

∫ sinx dx=−cosx +c
∫ cosx=sinx+c
−1
∫ sin ( ax+ b ) dx= a
cos ( ax+ b ) +c

1
∫ cos ( ax +b ) dx= a sin ( ax +b )+ c

Example 3
Integrate:
a) ∫ sin ( 3 x +5 ) dx
b) ∫ cos ( 5 x +7 ) dx
c) ∫ sin 2 x−3 cos 2 x dx

−1
a) ∫ sin ( 3 x +5 ) dx= 3
cos (3 x +5 ) +c
1
b) ∫ cos ( 5 x +7 ) dx= 5 sin ( 5 x +7 )+ c
−1 3
c) ∫ sin 2 x−3 cos 2 x dx= 2 cos 2 x− 2 sin 2 x+ c

Exercise 1
Integrate the following
7−2 x
1) ∫ x
8
dx

8 7
2) ∫ 4 √ x+ x 3 + x 9 dx
3) ( )
∫−9 sin2 x + 52 cos 12 x dx

7−2 x 7 2x
1) ∫ dx=∫ 8 − 8 =∫ 7 x −2 x
−8 −7
8
x x x
−7 −6 −6
7x 2x −7 x
¿ − =−x + +c
−7 −6 3

1
8 7
2) ∫ 4 √ x+ 3
x x
+ 9 =∫ 4 x 2 +8 x−3 +7 x−9

3
4 x 8 x−2 7 x−8
2
¿ + +
3 −2 −8
2
3
8 2 −2 7 x−8
¿ x −4 x − +c
3 8

3) ∫−9 sin2 x + 2 cos


5
( 12 x) dx= 92 cos 2 x +5 sin ( 12 x )+c

Solving Differential Equations


dy 2
=a x + bx+ c
dx

Using separation of variables, integrate both sides.


dy
1) ∫ dx =∫ a x
2
+bx +c

2
y= A x + Bx+C

2) Using a point, use x and y to find C.

Example 4
Gradient function sinx+ x−2. Curve point (1, 0). Find equation of curve

dy
=sinx + x−2
dx
2
∫ dy
dx
x 2x
=∫ sinx+ x−2=−cosx + − +c
2 1
2
x
¿−cosx+ −2 x +c
2
2
( 1 , 0 ) 0=−cos ( 1 )+ 1 −2 ( 1 )+ c
2
1
0=−1+ −2+ c
2
0=c−2.5
c=2.5

Equation of Curve
2
x 5
−2 x−cosx +
2 2

Example 5
dy
A curve from which dx
=ax−6 where a is a constant that passes through
the point (2, 1). At this point, gradient= 4.
i) Find a
ii) Equation of Curve

dy
=ax−6 ( 2 , 1 )
dx
dy
dx
=4 with point (2, 1)
dy dy
x=2 , =4 =5 x−6
dx dx
4=a ( 2 )−6
4=2 a−6
2 a=10
a=5
2
∫ dy
dx
=∫ 5 x−6=
5x 6x
2
− +c
1
5
( 2 , 1 ) x 2−6 x +c
2
5 2
1= ( 2 ) −6 ( 2 ) +c
2
c=3
Equation of Curve
5 2
y= x −6 x +3
2

Definite Integration
∫ f ( x ) dx=F ( x )+ c
b

∫ f (x )dx =F ( b ) −F(a)
a

Example 6
π

a) ∫ (sinx−cosx)dx
0
4

b) ∫ x 3 dx
2

a) ∫ ( sinx−cosx ) dx=2
0
1

( )
2
x3 1 −21
b) ∫ + x dx=
8 2 32
−3
2

Application of Integration
Area
1)
Area under a curve x=a∧x=b
b
A=∫ f (x ) dx
a

2)

Area between two curves y=f ( x ) and y=g ( x ) where bounded by x=a and
x=b
b
A=∫ [ g ( x )−f ( x ) ] dx
a

Example 7
Find the shaded area

Area of region, A=∫ x dx


2

[ ]
3
x3
¿
3 2

( )( )
3 3
3 2
¿ −
3 3
1 2
¿ 6 unit s
3

Example 8

Find the area of the shaded region


1

Area ¿ ∫ ( 5−2 x ) −( x 2+ 2 )
−3

1
¿ ∫ ( 3−2 x−x )
2

−3

[ ]
1
x3
2
¿ 3 x−x −
3 −3

( )( )
3
1 (−3 )
¿ 3 (1 )−12− − 3 (−3 )− (−3 )2−
3 3

2 2
¿ 10 unit s
3

Volume
1)
If the area bounded by y=f ( x ) , x=a and x=b is rotated 360° about the x axis,
then the solid generated can be used to find the volume
b
V =π ∫ [ f ( x ) ] dx
2

Similarly, volume between two curves

b
V =π ∫ [ f ( x ) ] −[ g ( x ) ] dx
2 2

Example 9

Find volume
3

( )
2
3
V =π ∫ ( x +4 ) − 2 x +
2
dx
1 x
3
9
¿ π ∫ −3 x +8 x +4−
2
2
dx
1 x

[ ]
3
9
¿ π −x 3+ 4 x 2 +4 x +
x 1

3
¿ 8 π unit s

Example 10

Find the volume

2
V =π ∫ ( 2 x +5 ) −( 3 x + 1 ) dx
2 2 2 2

2
¿ π ∫ −5 x +14 x +24 dx
4 2

[ ]
2
5 14 x 3
¿ π −x + + 24 x
3 0
([ ] )
3
5 14 ( 2 )
¿ π −( 2) + +24(2) −0
3

Past Paper Questions

2012
1)
2

a) Evaluate ∫ ( 16−7 x )
3
dx
1
dy
b) The point Q ( 4 ,8 ) lies on a curve for which dx
=3 x−5. Determine the
equation of the curve
c) Calculate the area between the curve y=2cos x +3 sin x and the x axis
π
from x=0 to 3
d) Calculate the volume of the solid formed when the area enclosed
by the curve y=x 2 +2 and the x axis, from x=0 to x=3 is rotated
through 360 ° about the x axis [Leave your solution in terms of π ]

2013
2)
a) Find ∫ ( 5 x 2 +4 ) dx
π
2
b) Evaluate ∫ ( 3 sin x−5 cos x ) dx
0

c) A curve passes through the points P ( 0 , 8 ) and Q ( 4 ,0 ) and is such that


dy
=2−2 x . Find the area of the finite region bounded by the curve in
dx
the first quadrant

2014
3)
4

a) Evaluate ∫ x ( x 2−2 ) dx
2
π
3
b) Evaluate ∫ ( 4 cos x +2 sin x ) dx , leaving your answer in surd form
0
dy 2
c) A curve passes through the point P(2 ,−5) and is such that dx
=6 x −1

i) Determine the equation of the curve


ii) Find the area of the finite region bounded by the curve, the x
axis, the line x=3 and the line x=4

2015
4)
π
3

a) Evaluate ∫ cos 3θ dθ
π
6
dy
b) A curve has an equation which satisfies dx
=kx ( x−1 ) where k is a
constant. Given that the value of the gradient of the curve at the
point ( 2 , 3 ) is 14 , determine
i) The value of k
ii) The equation of the curve
c) Calculate, in terms of π , the volume of the solid formed when the
area enclosed by the curve y=x 2 +1 and the x axis, from x=0 to x=1,
is rotated through 360 ° about the x axis
2016
5)
a)
i) Find ∫ ( 3 cos θ−5 sin θ ) dθ

[ ]
3
2
Evaluate ∫
3
ii) x
2
−3+2 x dx
1

b) The following figure show the finite region R bounded by the lines
x=1 , x=2 and the arc of the curve y= ( x −2 )2+5
Calculate the area of the region R

c) The point P ( 1 ,2 ) lies on the curve which has a gradient function


dy 2
given by dx
=3 x −6 x. Find the equation of the curve

2017
6)
π
4
a) Show that ∫ ( sin x + 4 cos x ) dx= 3 √2+2
0 2
dy
b) Determine the equation of a curve whose gradient function dx
=x+ 2,

and which passes through the point P ( 2 ,3 )


2

c) Evaluate ∫ ( 4−x ) dx
2

d) Calculate the volume of the solid formed when the area enclosed
x
by the straight line y=
2 and the x axis for x=0 to x=6 is rotated
through 2 π about the x axis

2018
7)
a) Show, using integration that the finite area of the curve y=sin x in

the first quadrant bounded by the line x= 9 is smaller than the
finite region of y=cos x in the same quadrant and bounded by the
same line
b) The finite region in the first quadrant bounded by the curve
y=x + x +3, the x axis and the line x=4 is rotated completely about
2

the x axis. Determine the volume of the solid of revolution formed


dy
c) A curve which has a gradient of dx
=3 x−1 passes through the point
A ( 4 ,1 ). Find the equation of the curve

2019
8)
a) Integrate 3 cos x +2 sin x
4

b) Evaluate ∫ √x dx
2 x
1

c) The point ( 2 , 4 ) lies on the curve whose gradient is given by


dy
=−2 x+1. Determine
dx
i) The equation of the curve
ii) The area under the curve in the finite region in the first quadrant
between 0 and 3 on the x axis

2021
9)
a) Determine the following integrals, giving each answer in its
simplest form
i) ∫ 2 x 2+ 3 x dx
ii) ∫ 2 sin 3 x dx
b) Using an integration method, calculate the area of the region in the
first quadrant under the graph y=3 sin x
c) A particle starting from rest travels in a straight line with an
acceleration, a , given by a=t 2 where t is the time in seconds
i) Determine the velocity, v, of the particle in terms of time, t
ii) Calculate the displacement, s, of the particle in the interval of
time t=0 to t=2

2022
10)
a) Determine ∫ ( 4 cos θ−6 sin θ ) dθ
2

b) Evaluate ∫ ( 3−x ) dx
2

c) Determine the area of the region bounded by the curve y=5+ 5 x− x2 ,


the x axis, the y axis and the line x=2
d) A particle moves in a straight line so that t seconds after passing
through a fixed point O, its acceleration, a , is given by a=( 3 t−1 ) m s−2.
When t=2, the particle has a velocity, v, of 4 m s−1 and a
displacement of 6 m from O. Determine the velocity when t=4

Past Paper Solutions


2012
1)
a) Let t=16−7 x
dt
=−7
dx
dt
∴ dx=
−7

When x=2
t=16−7 ( 2 )=2

When x=1
t=16−7 ( 1 )=9

1 2
dt
∴∫ ( 16−7 x ) dx=∫ t
3 3

2 9 −7

[ ]
4 2
t
¿
4 (−7 ) 9

[ ]
2
t4
¿
−28 9

¿ [ ][ ]
( 2) 4
−28

( 9 )4
−28
3
¿ 233
4

dy
b) dx
=3 x−5

The equation of the curve is y=∫ (3 x−5 ) dx


2
3x
y= −5 x +c , where c is a constant
2

Since ( 4 , 8 ) lies on the curve, substituting x=4 and y=8


2
3 (4 )
∴ 8= −5 ( 4 )+ c
2
c=4

2
3x
∴ The equation of the curve is y=
2
−5 x +4

c) The region whose area is required lies entirely above the x axis and
in the first quadrant
π
3
Area ¿ ∫ ( 2 cos x +3 sin x ) dx
0

π
¿ [ 2 ( sin x )−3 ( cos x ) ]
3
0

[ ()
¿ 2 sin
π
3
−3 cos
π
3 ( )]
−( 2 sin 0−3 cos 0 )

¿
[√ 3+1
1
2 ]
unit s 2

2
≈ 3.23 unit s
b

d) Volume, V =π ∫ y 2 dx
a
3

Volume, V =π ∫ ( x 2 +2 )
2
dx
0

3
¿ π ∫ ( x +4 x + 4 ) dx
4 2

[ ]
3
x5 4 x3
¿π + +4 x
5 3 0

¿π { ( 3 )5 4 ( 3 )3
5
+
3
+ 4 ( 3 ) −(0) }
3 3
¿ 96 π units
5
2013
2)
2 +1
a) ∫ ( 5 x 2 +4 ) dx= 5 x
2+1
+ 4 x+ c

3
5x
¿ + 4 x +c
3

b)
π
2 π

∫ ( 3 sin x−5 cos x ) dx= [−3 cos x−5 sin x ] 02


0

The constant of integration is omitted since it cancels off in a definite


integral

π
2 π

∫ ( 3 sin x−5 cos x ) dx= [−3 cos x−5 sin x ] 02


0

{
¿ −3 cos ( π2 )−5 sin ( π2 )}−{−3 cos ( 0 )−5 sin(0)}
¿−2

c) The equation of the curve


y=∫ (2−2 x)dx
2
y=2 x−x +c

Q ( 0 , 8) lies on the curve, therefore


2
8=2 ( 0 )−( 0 ) + c
c=8

∴ The equation of the curve is y=2 x−x +8


2

When y=0
2
2 x−x + 8=0
( 4−x ) ( x+ 2 )=0

The curve cuts the x axis at x=4 and x=−2

The coefficient of x 2< 0 so the curve has a maximum point

Area of the shaded region ¿ ∫ ( 2 x−x + 8 ) dx


2

[ ]
4
x3
2
¿ x − +8 x
3 0
{
¿ ( 4 ) 2−
( 4 )3
3 }{
+8(4) − ( 0 )2−
( 0 )3
3
+8(0) }
2 2
¿ 26 unit s
3

2014
3)
a)
4 4

∫ { x ( x −2 ) } dx=∫(x 3−2 x )dx


2

2 2

[ ]
4
x4 2
¿ −x
4 2

The constant of integration is omitted in a definite integral as it cancels


out

{ }{ }
4
( 4)4 ( 2 )4
∫ { x ( x −2 ) } dx= 4 −( 4 ) − 4 −( 2 )2
2 2

¿ 48

b)
π
3 π

∫ ( 4 cos x +2 sin x ) dx =[ 4 sin x−2 cos x ] 03


0

[ ()
¿ 4 sin
π
3
−2cos
π
3 ( )]
− [ 4 sin (0)−2 cos ( 0 ) ]

¿ 2 √ 3+ 1

c)
dy 2
i) dx
=6 x −1

∴ Equation of the curve is y=∫ ( 6 x2 −1 ) dx


3
y=2 x −x +c

Since ( 2 ,−5 ) lies on the curve


3
−5=2 ( 2 ) −( 2 ) +c
c=−19

∴ Equation of the curve is 3


y=2 x −x−19

ii) The region whose area is required lies entirely above the x axis
4

Area required ¿ ∫ ( 2 x 3−x−19 ) dx


3

[ ]
4
2 x 4 x2
¿ − −19 x
4 2 3

{ }{ }
4 2 4 2
2 (4 ) (4 ) 2 ( 3) ( 3)
¿ − −19(4) − − −19(3)
4 2 4 2
2
¿ 65 unit s

2015
4)
a) Let t=3 θ
dt
=3

dt
dθ=
3
dt
∴∫ cos 3 θ dθ=∫ cos t
3
sin t
¿ +c
3
sin 3θ
¿ +c
3

[ ]
3 π

Hence ∫ cos 3θ dθ= sin33 θ +c 3


π
π 6
6

¿ { }{ }
sin 3

3
( π3 ) − sin 3( π6 )
3

1
¿−
3

b)
dy
i) dx
=14 at x=2
2
∴ 14=k ( 2 ) −k (2)
14=2 k
k =7

ii) The equation of the curve is


y=∫ ( 7 x 2−7 x ) dx
3 2
7x 7x
y= − +c
3 2

The point ( 2 , 3 ) lies on the curve. Therefore, the equation of the curve
must be ‘satisfied’ when x=2 and y=3
3 2
7 ( 2 ) 7 (2 )
∴ 3= − +c
3 2
−5
c=
3
3 2
7x 7x 5
∴ The equation of the curve is found to be y=
3

2

3

c)

Volume, V =π ∫ y 2 dx
a
1
¿ π ∫ ( x +1 ) dx
2 2

1
¿ π ∫ (x +2 x +1)dx
4 2

[ ]
1
x5 2 x3
¿π + +x
5 3 0

¿π { ( 1 )5 2 (1 )3
5
+
3
+(1) −
5
+}{
( 0 )5 2 ( 0 )3
3
+(0) }
28 3
¿ π unit s
15

2016
5)
a)
i) ∫ ( 3 cos θ−5 sin θ ) dθ=3∫ cos θ dθ−5∫ sin θ dθ
¿ 3 sin θ+5 cos θ+ c

ii)

[ ]
3 3
2
∫ x 2
−3+2 x3 dx =∫ ( 2 x −2 −3+2 x 3 ) dx
1 1

[ ]
3
−2 x4
¿ −3 x+ +c
x 2 1

[ ][ ]
4 4
−2 ( 3) −2 ( 1)
¿ −3 ( 3 ) + − −3 ( 1 ) +
3 2 1 2
1
¿ 35
3

b)
b

The area of R=∫ y dx


a

2
¿ ∫ [ ( x−2 ) +5 ] dx
2

2
¿ ∫ ( x −4 x+ 4+ 5 ) dx
2

[ ]
2
x3 2
¿ −2 x +9 x+ c
3 1

¿ [ ( 2 )3
3
2
−2 (2 ) + 9(2) − ][
( 1 )3
3
2
]
−2 (1 ) + 9(1)

1 2
¿ 5 unit s
3

dy
c) The equation of a curve is y=∫ dx
dx

y=∫ ( 3 x 2−6 x ) dx
3 2
y=x −3 x +c

P ( 1 ,2 ) lies on the curve


3 2
2= (1 ) −3 ( 1 ) + c
c=4

∴The equation of the curve is 3 2


y=x −3 x +4

2017
6)
π
a) ∫ ( sin x + 4 cos x ) dx=[ −cos x +4 sin x ]04

[
¿ −cos ( π4 )+4 sin ( π4 )]−[−4 sin (0)]
3
¿ −(−1 )
√2
3
¿ +1
√2
3+ √ 2
¿
√2

×√
2
√2
3 √2+2
¿ ∎
2

dy
b) dx
=x+ 2

∴ The equation of the curve is y=∫ ( x +2 ) dx

y=∫ ( x +2 ) dx
2
x
y= +2 x+ c
2
P ( 2 ,3 ) lies on the curve
When x=2 , y=3, satisfies the equation
( 2 )2
3= + 2 ( 2 )+ c
2
c=−3

2
x
∴ The equation of the curve is y=
2
+2 x−3

c)
2 2

∫ ( 4−x ) dx=∫ ( 16−8 x + x 2 ) dx


2

1 1

[ ]
2
x3 2
¿ 16 x−4 x +
3 1

[
¿ 16 ( 2 ) −4 ( 2 )2 +
( 2 )3
3 ][
− 16 ( 1 )−4 ( 1 )2 +
( 1 )3
3 ]
1 2
¿ 6 unit s
3

d)
b
V =π ∫ y dx
2

()
2
x
¿ π∫ dx
0 2
6 2
x
¿ π∫ dx
0 4

[ ]
6
x3
¿π
12 0
¿π { ( 6 )3 ( 0 )3
12 12
− }
3
¿ 18 π unit s

2018
7)
a)


The finite region bounded by y=sin x and x= 9 in the first quadrant is
shown shaded

9
Area of the shaded region ¿ ∫ sin x dx
0


¿ [ −cos x +c ]
9
0

[ ( )] [
¿ −cos

9
− −cos ( 0 ) ]

¿ 0.826

The finite region bounded by y=cos x and x= 9 in the first quadrant is
shown by the shaded region

9
Area of the shaded region ¿ ∫ cos x dx
0


¿ [ sin x+ K ]
9
0

¿ sin ( 49π )−sin 0


¿ 0.985

0.826< 0.985

Hence, the area bounded by y=sin x and x= 9 in the first quadrant is less

than the area bounded by y=cos x and x= 9 in the first quadrant

b) The coefficient of x 2> 0 so the curve has a minimum point


The diagram below illustrates the shape of the solid generated

The volume of the solid generated


b
V =π ∫ y dx
2

4
¿ π ∫ ( x + x +3 ) dx
2 2

0
4
¿ π ∫ ( x +2 x +7 x +6 x+ 9 ) dx
4 3 2

[ ]
4
x5 x4 7 x3 2
¿π + + +3 x +9 x +c
5 2 3 0

¿π [
( 4 )5 ( 4 )4 7 ( 4 )3
5
+
2
+
3 ]
+ 3 ( 4 )2+ 9(4 ) −( 0 )

8492 3
¿ π unit s
15

dy
c) y=∫ dx
dx

y=∫ (3 x−1 ) dx
2
3x
y= −x +c
2

A ( 4 ,1 ) lies on the curve


2
3 (4 )
1= −4+ c
2
c=−19

2
3x
∴ The equation of the curve is y=
2
−x −19

2019
8)
a) ∫ ( 3 cos x +2 sin x ) dx
¿ 3 sin x−2 cos x +c
1
−1
b) x2 2
=x
x
4 −1

∫2 x 2
dx
1

[( ) ]
1 4
1 −1 2
x
2∫ x dx=2 2

4 1
2 1

[ { }] [ { }]
1 1
( 4)2 ( 1) 2
¿ 2 −2
1 1
2 2

¿4

c)
i) y=∫ (−2 x +1 ) dx
2
y=− x + x +c
2
4=− ( 2 ) + (2 )+ c
c=6

∴ The equation of the curve is 2


y=− x + x +6

ii) A=∫ −x + x +6 dx
2

[ ]
3
−x 3 x 2
¿ + +6 x
3 2 0
[ ]
3 2
−( 3 ) ( 3 )
¿ + +6(3) −(0)
3 2
27 2
¿ unit s
2

2021
9)
a)
3 2
i) ∫ ( 2 x 2 +3 x ) dx = 2 x + 3 x +c
3 2

ii) ∫ 2 sin 3 x dx =2∫ sin 3 x dx


Let t=3 x
dt
=3
dx

dt
∫ 2 sin 3 x dx =2∫ sin t 3
2
¿
3
∫ sin t dt
2
¿ (−cos t ) +c
3
2
¿− cos 3 x+ c
3

b)
π

Area of the shaded region ¿ ∫ 3 sin x dx


o

π
¿ 3∫ sin x dx
0

π
¿ 3 [ −cos x ] 0
¿3¿
2
¿ 6 unit s

c)
i) Let the velocity at time, t be v
v=∫ a dt

v=∫ t dt
2

3
t
v= + c
3

Since the particle started from rest, v=0 at t=0


( 0 )3
0= +c
3
c=0
3
t
Hence, v= units s
3
−1

ii) Let s be the displacement from O at time t


s=∫ v dt
3
t
s=∫ dt
3
4
t
s= +k
4(3)
4
t
s= +k
12

s=0 at t=0
( 0 )4
0= +k
12
∴ k =0
4
t
s=
12

When t=0
( 0 )4
s= =0
12

When t=2
( 2 )4 1
s= =1
12 3
1
∴ The displacement is 1 3 units

2022
10)
a) ∫ 4 cos θ−6 sin θ dθ
¿ 4 sin θ−6 (−cos θ ) +c
¿ 4 sin θ+6 cos θ+ c

b) ∫ ( 3−x ) dx
2

2
¿ ∫ ( 9−6 x+ x ) dx
2

[ ]
2
x3 2
¿ 9 x−3 x +
3 1

[
¿ 9 ( 2 ) −3 ( 2 )2+
3 ][
( 2 )3
− 9 (1 )−3 ( 1 )2+
( 1 )3
3 ]
2
¿2
3

c)
2
A=∫ 5+5 x−x dx
2

[ ]
2
5 x2 x3
¿ 5 x+ −
2 3 0

[ ]
2 3
5 ( 2) ( 2)
¿ 5 ( 2) + − −( 0 )
2 3
2 2
¿ 17 unit s
3

d) t=2, v=4 and s=6


a=3 t−1

v=∫ ( 3 t −1 ) dt
2
3t
v= −t+ c
2

When t=2 and v=4


2
3 (2)
4= −( 2 ) +c
2
c=0

2
3t
v= −t
2

When t=4
2
3 ( 4)
v= −(4)
2
−1
v=20 m s

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