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    This document contains important integration formulae for both simple and general forms. It includes formulae for integrating polynomials, trigonometric functions like sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant and cosecant. It also includes formulae for integrating exponential, logarithmic and inverse trigonometric functions. The document concludes with some theorems on anti-derivatives including the fundamental theorem of calculus.

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    Important Integration Formulae Compiled from KIPS Objective Series

    Simple Form General Form


    x n 1 (ax  b) n 1
     x dx c  (ax  b) dx c
    n n
    = =
    n 1 a(n  1)
    1
     sin x dx = - cos x + c  sin (ax  b) dx =  a cos (ax  b)  c
    1
     cos x dx = sin x + c  cos (ax  b) dx = a sin (ax  b)  c
    1
     tan x dx = ln |sec x| + c  tan (ax  b) dx = a ln | sec (ax  b) | c
    1
     cot x dx = ln |sin x| + c  cot (ax  b) dx = a ln | sin (ax  b) | c
    1
     sec x dx = ln |sec x + tan x| +c  sec (ax  b) dx = a ln | sec (ax  b)  tan (ax  b) | c
    1
     cos ec x dx = ln |cosec x – cot x| +c  csc(ax  b) dx = a ln | csc (ax  b)  cot (ax  b) | c
    1
     sec  sec (ax  b) dx = a tan (ax  b)  c
    2 2
    x dx = tan x + c
    1
     csc  csc (ax  b) dx =  a cot (ax  b)  c
    2 2
    x dx = -cot x + c
    1
     sec x tan x dx = sec x + c  sec (ax  b) tan (ax  b) dx = a sec (ax  b)  c
    1
     csc x cot x dx = -csc x + c  csc (ax  b) cot (ax  b) dx =  a csc (ax  b)  c
    1 ax b
    e  e dx
    ax b
    x
    dx = ex + c = e c
    a
    1 x 1
    a  a dx
    x  
    x
    dx = a c = a x    c
    ln a  ln a
    1 1 1
    x dx = ln | x | + c  ax  b dx =
    a
    ln | ax  b | c

    1 1 x
     1 x 2
    dx = sin 1 x  c  a 2  x 2 dx = sin 1 a  c
    1 1 1 x
     1  x 2 dx = tan 1 x  c  a 2  x 2 dx =
    a
    tan 1  c
    a
    1 1 1 x
    x x 12
    dx = sec 1 x  c  x x 2  a 2 dx = a sec 1 a  c
    1 1
     x a2 2
    dx = ln x  x 2  a 2  c  x 2  a 2 dx = ln x  x 2  a 2  c

    Theorems on Anti-Derivatives

     a f ( x) dx  a  f ( x) dx where a is a constant  f ( x) g ( x) dx  f ( x)  g ( x) dx   g ( x) dx f ( x) dx


     [ f ( x)  f ( x)] dx  f ( x) dx   f 2 ( x) dx e [a f ( x)  f ( x) ]  e ax f ( x)  c
    ax
    1 2 2

    [ f ( x)] n 1 If f (x) is continuous in the interval [a, b] and  (x) is


     [ f ( x)] f ( x) dx  c
    n

    n 1 b
    anti-derivative of f (x) then  f ( x) dx   (b)   (a) .
     [ f ( x)] f ( x) dx  ln f ( x)  c
    1
    a

    f ( x) This is called fundamental theorem of calculus.


     f ( x)
    dx  ln f ( x)  c

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