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The document is a mathematics worksheet from USTHB's Faculty of Mathematics, focusing on integration exercises for Analysis 1 and Analysis 2. It contains a series of exercises that require the evaluation of definite and indefinite integrals, as well as the application of concepts such as Riemann integrals and continuity of functions. The exercises range in complexity and cover various integration techniques and properties.

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USTHB - FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS

HIS, INF1 Analysis 1 - Lic-Maths April 2024 Analysis 2

Worksheet n 15
(INTEGRATION)

Exercice 1 Using the de…nition of the Riemann integral, calculate the limit of the following
sums:
Xn
k k Xn
n Xn
k 2 + n2
Sn = 2
sin ; Vn = 2 + k2
; U n = 3
:
k=1
n n k=1
n k=1
n

Exercice 2 Let f be a function de…ned on [0; 3] by:


8
> 1
> si x = 0;
>
>
< 1 si 0 < x < 1;
f (x) = 3 si x = 1;
>
>
>
> 2 si 1 < x 2;
:
4 si 2 < x 3:
R3
1. Evaluate 0
f (x) dx:
Rx
2. Let x 2 [0; 3] ; calculate F (x) = 0
f (t) dt.

3. Show that the function F is continous on [0; 3].

4. Is the function F di¤erentiable on [0; 3]?

Exercice 3 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:


Z Z 3 Z 1 Z
(ln x)2 x
p 2
I1 = dx ; I2 = e e x 1dx ; I3 = x 1 dx ; I4 = e2x 2x dx ;
x 2 2
Z Z 8 Z Z 2
e2x ex arcsin x t+et
I5 = dx ; I6 = p dx ; I7 = p dx ; I8 = e dt ;
e2x + 1 6 1 + ex 1 x2 1
Z Z 2 Z 4 p
1 1=x ln ( x)
I9 = cos x: sin x dx ; I10 = 2
e dx ; I11 = p dx:
1 x 2 x x

Exercice 4 Evaluate, using integration by parts, the following inde…nite integrals:


Z Z Z
I1 = x
(x + 1)e dx ; I2 = x arctg x dx ; I3 = log(x2 + 1) dx ;
2

Z Z Z Z
2 2 ln(ln x)
I4 = (ln x) dx ; I5 = x ln x dx ; I6 = sin(ln x) dx ; I7 = dx:
x

1
Exercice 5 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:
Z Z Z
x 3x2 11x + 14 x2 + 5x 8
I1 = dx ; I 2 = dx ; I3 = dx ;
x2 x 2 (x 1)2 (x 3) (x 2) (x2 + 2)
Z Z
x+1 x3 + 5
I4 = dx ; I5 = dx:
x2 + x + 1 (x2 1)

Exercice 6 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:


Z Z Z
4 2 5
I1 = sin x dx ; I2 = sin x cos x dx ; I3 = cos 8x cos 9x dx ;
Z Z
2 + cos x sin4 x
I4 = dx ; I5 = dx:
1 + sin x cos2 x

Exercice 7 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:


Z Z Z Z p
dx dx 5x 3
I1 = p p ; I2 = p ; I3 = p dx ; I4 = 1 + tg2 x dx:
3
x+ x x+ x 1 x2 4x 3

Exercice 8 Let f be a continuous function on [ a; a] ; (a > 0). Show that:


Z a Z a
1. f is even ) f (x)dx = 2 f (x)dx:
a 0
Z a
2. f is odd ) f (x)dx = 0:
a
Z Z
2
Exercice 9 Consider the integrals: I1 = (x cos x) dx ; I2 = (x sin x)2 dx:
0 0

1. Evaluate I1 + I2 and I1 I2 :

2. Deduce I1 and I2 :
Z
dx
Exercice 10 Consider the sequence (In )n2N ; de…ned by In = :
(1 + x2 )n

1. Find a relationship between In+1 and In :

2. Deduce I2 and I3 .

x2
Exercice 11 Calculate the area of the region bounded by the curves with equations y = and
2
1
y= :
1 + x2

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2
Additional exercises

Exercice 12 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:


Z Z Z p Z
ln x x2 exp t
dx ; xe dx ; p dt ; (sin x) ecos x dx ;
x t
Z Z 2 Z Z
sin x arcsin x cos x 2t + 3
dx ; p dx ; p dx ; dt ;
2 + cos x 1 x 2
1 sin x2 (t + 3t + 5)2
2
Z Z Z
t+1 t+1 cos t psin t
dt ; p dt ; p e dt:
t2 + 2t + 5 t2 + 2t + 3 sin t
Exercice 13 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:
Z Z Z Z
4 3 2 3
cos x dx ; cos x: sin x dx ; cos x: sin x dx ; cos2 x: sin3 x dx ;
Z Z Z Z
t
sin 5x: sin 9x dx ; cos 5x: cos 9x dx ; e cos t dt ; e t cos (2t) dt ;
Z Z Z Z
2 2 x dx
sin x cos x dx ; e sin x dx ; ; e t cos 2t + dt ;
sin x 4
Z Z Z Z Z
2 t 2 2
t e dt ; t ln t dt ; t sin t dt ; t arcsin t dt ; t2 + 1 arctan t dt:

Exercice 14 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:


Z Z Z Z
1 t3 1 3t + 2
dt ; dt ; dt ; dt ;
t (t2 1) t2 + 4 t2 + 4 t2 + 4
Z Z Z
3t2 + 2 1 1
2
dt ; 2 dt ; 2
dt ;
(t + 4) (t 1) 2
t (t2 1) t (t + 1)
Z Z Z
1 1 3x2 + 3x + 1
dt ; dt ; dx:
t4 t2 2 (t + 2) (t2 + 2t + 5) x3 + x
Exercice 15 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:
Z Z Z Z Z
dx ex e2x 1 1
; dx ; dx ; dx ; dx:
ex + 1 1 e2x 1 ex e + ex + 1
2x 1 + cosh x
Exercice 16 Evaluate the inde…nite integrals:
Z Z r Z r Z r
1 1+x x 2 x 1
p dx ; dx ; x dx ; dx ;
x+ x 1 1 x x+1 x
Z Z Z Z
1 x x2 x
p dx ; p dx ; p dx ; p dx ;
x2 + 2x x2 + 2x x2 + 2x (x 1) (3 x)
Z Z Z Z
x 1 x x2
p dx ; p dx ; p dx ; p dx:
x+ x +1 2 12x 2 12x 1 x2 + 2x + 2 x2 2x

3
Z 1
Exercice 17 Consider the sequence (In )n ; n 2 N; de…ned by In = xn sin( x)dx:
0

1. Find a relationship between In+2 and In :

2. Show that the sequence (In )n is decreasing and deduce that it converges.

Exercice 18 Let f be a continuous function on [0; 1] : Show that :


Z =2 Z =2
1. f (sin x)dx = f (cos x)dx:
0 0
Z Z
2. x:f (sin x)dx = 2
f (sin x)dx:
0 0
Z 2
x sin x
3. Deduce that dx = :
0 1 + cos2 x 4

Exercice 19 Consider the sequence (In )n2N ; de…ned by:


Z e
In := x (ln x)n dx:
1

1. Evaluate I0 and I1 :

2. Find a relationship between In and In 1 :

3. Deduce I2 :

Exercice 20 Let f be a function de…ned by:


2
f (x) = :
x(x + 1)(x + 2)

1. Determine the partial fraction decomposition of f .

2. Deduce the following integrals:


Z 2 Z 2 Z 2
2
I1 = f (x) dx ; I2 = xf (x ) dx ; I3 = f (x2 ) dx:
1 1 1

Exercice 21 1. Let I and J be two integrals de…ned by:


Z =2 Z =2
cos x sin 2x
I= dx and J= dx:
0 1 + 2 sin x 0 1 + 2 sin x
Evaluate I; then I + J and deduce J:

4
2. Let I and J be two integrals de…ned by
Z =2 Z =2
sin x cos x
I= dx and J= dx:
0 sin x + cos x 0 sin x + cos x
Evaluate I + J then I J. Deduce I and J:

3. Let I and J be two integrals de…ned by:


Z =2 Z =2
2
I= sin x dx and J= cos2 x dx:
0 0

Evaluate I + J then I J. Deduce I and J:

Exercice 22 Consider the following integral:


Z =3
In = (tg x)n dx; n 2 N :
0

1. Evaluate I1 :

2. Show, using a change of variables, that


Z p
3
yn
In = dy:
0 1 + y2

3. Using y n+2 = (1 + y 2 ) y n y n , show that


1 p n+1
In+2 = ( 3) In ; 8n 2 N :
n+1

4. Deduce I3 :

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