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    1. This document provides examples of using substitution to evaluate integrals involving transformations of the variable of integration such as shifts, stretches, and compressions. 2. Substitution is also used to evaluate integrals involving addition or multiplication of the integrand by a constant. 3. The document asks the reader to use different integration techniques like the double angle formula, integration tables, and integration by parts to evaluate integrals involving trigonometric functions. 4. An given mathematical fact about a definite integral is used to find the exact value of another definite integral involving a trigonometric transformation of the variable.

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    1. This document provides examples of using substitution to evaluate integrals involving transformations of the variable of integration such as shifts, stretches, and compressions. 2. Substitution is also used to evaluate integrals involving addition or multiplication of the integrand by a constant. 3. The document asks the reader to use different integration techniques like the double angle formula, integration tables, and integration by parts to evaluate integrals involving trigonometric functions. 4. An given mathematical fact about a definite integral is used to find the exact value of another definite integral involving a trigonometric transformation of the variable.

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    1. This document provides examples of using substitution to evaluate integrals involving transformations of the variable of integration such as shifts, stretches, and compressions. 2. Substitution is also used to evaluate integrals involving addition or multiplication of the integrand by a constant. 3. The document asks the reader to use different integration techniques like the double angle formula, integration tables, and integration by parts to evaluate integrals involving trigonometric functions. 4. An given mathematical fact about a definite integral is used to find the exact value of another definite integral involving a trigonometric transformation of the variable.

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    1. This document provides examples of using substitution to evaluate integrals involving transformations of the variable of integration such as shifts, stretches, and compressions. 2. Substitution is also used to evaluate integrals involving addition or multiplication of the integrand by a constant. 3. The document asks the reader to use different integration techniques like the double angle formula, integration tables, and integration by parts to evaluate integrals involving trigonometric functions. 4. An given mathematical fact about a definite integral is used to find the exact value of another definite integral involving a trigonometric transformation of the variable.

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    b
    1. If ∫ f ( x )dx = K , evaluate the following integrals in terms of K.
    a

    b+5
    A.. ∫ f ( x − 5)dx =
    a +5

    b
    B. ∫ [ f ( x ) + 5]dx =
    a

    b
    5
    C. ∫ f (5 x)dx =
    a
    5

    6
    2. If ∫ f ( z )dz = 4 , evaluate the following integrals exactly by using appropriate substitution and limits.
    3

    2
    A. ∫ f (3z )dz
    1

    2
    B. ∫ f (7 − 2 z)dz
    0.5

    7
    C. ∫ ( f ( z − 1) + 5)dz
    4
    3. Evaluate ∫ sin 2 (5θ + 3)dθ using the indicated methods.

    A. Use double angle formula:

    B. Use the integration table.

    C. Use integration by parts

    π
    4. Given the mathematical fact, ∫ ln(a + b cos( x))dx = 2π ln(2), for some positive a and b, find the
    0
    π
    5
    exact value of ∫ ln(a + b cos(5 x))dx .
    0

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