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    The document discusses differentiation under the integral sign (D.U.I.S.), a technique for evaluating definite integrals where standard integral calculus rules do not apply. It provides the rule for D.U.I.S. - if f(x,a) is continuous on [a,b] and partial derivatives exist, then the integral can be differentiated with respect to the parameter a. Several examples are then worked through to prove derivatives of integrals using D.U.I.S.

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    The document discusses differentiation under the integral sign (D.U.I.S.), a technique for evaluating definite integrals where standard integral calculus rules do not apply. It provides the rule for D.U.I.S. - if f(x,a) is continuous on [a,b] and partial derivatives exist, then the integral can be differentiated with respect to the parameter a. Several examples are then worked through to prove derivatives of integrals using D.U.I.S.

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    DUIS

    Saturday, June 4, 2022 11:00 AM

    DIFFERENTIATION UNDER INTEGRAL SIGN


    • Many a times we use the standard rules of integral calculus for evaluating some of the
    definite integrals.
    • However, in certain cases where the standard rules do not work, the concept of
    differentiation under integral sign is used for evaluation of some of the definite
    integrals.
    • If the function under integral sign satisfies certain conditions, then we can differentiate
    the given function under the integral sign and from the resulting function we can
    obtain the required integral.
    • This is known as differentiation under integral sign abbreviated as D.U.I.S.

    RULE

    • If is a continuous function of x, and  is a parameter and


    • if is a continuous function of x and  together throughout the interval
    where a, b are constant and independent of  and
    • if then

    1) P.T Hence, evaluate

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    2) PROVE THAT

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    3) Prove that (a is a parameter) Given:

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    4) Prove that

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    5) Prove that

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    6) Prove that

    • Let

    • By the rule of differentiation under the integral sign

    • [Dividing by ]

    • Putting

    • When when

    • Integrating w.r.t. we get,

    • Putting we get,

    • But

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    7) Prove that Given:

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    8) Prove that

    • Let

    • By the rule of differentiation under integral sign

    • [By partial differentiation]

    • Integrating both sides w.r.t.

    • To find we put

    • But

    9) Prove that

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    10) Prove that

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    11) Prove that

    12) By differentiating w.r.t a under the integral sign successively,


    prove that
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    prove that

    • Consider

    • we apply the rule of DUIS Differentiating both sides w.r.t.

    • ………….(1)

    • Again by the rule of DUIS

    • ………….(2)

    • Again by the rule of DUIS

    • ………….(3)

    • Now generalize

    13) Evaluate and show that

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