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    National Polytechnic School

    Preparatory Cycle - Algiers (El-Harrach)

    Analysis 02 : Tutorials
    Date : 23 September 2023. Duration : 04 weeks.

    Exercise Set # 01 : Integrals


    ”Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.” (Albert EINSTEIN)

    Exercise 1
    Let the following functions :
    1


     f (x) = ; [a, b] = [0, 2]

     x
    √

     f (x) = x; [a, b] = [0, 4]
     f (x) = sin x; [a, b] = [0, π ]



    2
    1. Estimate the area bounded by the graph of f (x),the x−axis and the lines x = a and x = b using

    four rectangles and right endpoints.

    2. Sketch the plot of f (x) and the rectangles. Is your estimate and overestimate or and understimate

    of the true area. Explain your reasoning.

    3. Repeat the first question using the left endpoints.

    Exercise 2
    1. Use the definition of the area of the region to find an expression for the area under the graph of
    2x
    f (x) as a limit. Do not evaluate the limit. f (x) = , 1 ≤ x ≤ 3.
    1 + x2
    n
    X π iπ
    2. Describe the region whose area is given by the limit. lim tan( )
    n→+∞
    i≥1
    4n 4n
    n
    X e xi
    3. Express the limit as a definite integral on the given interval : lim ∆x.Assume that
    n→+∞
    i=1
    1 + x i
    b−a
    the interval [a, b] is divided into n subdivisions of equal width ∆x =
    n

    Pr of. Dr. M a d ji d L a k h d ar H am ou L a dr em (ENP,2024)

    1
    n  2
    X 2i i
    4. Write the definite integral equivalent to the limit lim 2+
    n→+∞
    i≥1
    n n

    Exercise 3
    Use the form of the definition of the definite integral related to the anti-derivative to evaluate the

    integral :
    Z 4
    4 + 6u
    1. √ du,
    1 u
    Z π
    4 1 + cos2 θ
    2. dθ.
    0 cos2 θ

    Exercise 4
    Using the indicated substitution calculate the following indefinite integrals
    Z
    2
    1. xe−x dx, u = −x2 ,

    sec2 (1/x)
    Z
    2. dx, u = 1/x,
    x2
    √
    Z
    3. z − 1 dz, u = z − 1.

    Exercise 5
    Evaluate the following indefinite integrals

    1. sec2 2θ dθ,
    Z √
    sin( x)
    2. √ dx,
    x
    Z
    3. ecos x sin x dz,
    Z
    4. tan2 θ sec2 θ dθ.

    Exercise 6
    If f (x) is continuous for all real numbers show that
    Z b Z −b
    1. f (−x) dx = f (x) dx,
    a −a
    Z b Z b+c
    2. f (x + c) dx = f (x) dx,
    a a+c
    Z 1 Z 1
    a b
    3. x (1 − x) dx = xb (1 − x)a dx.
    0 0

    2 Prof. Dr. Madjid Lakhdar Hamou LADREM (ENP,2024)


    Exercise 7
    If f (x) is continuous on [0, π], use the substitution u = π − x to show that
    Z π
    π π
    Z
    1. xf (sin x) dx, = f (sin x) dx,
    0 2 0
    Z π
    x sin x
    2. In particular case evaluate the definite integral : 2
    dx.
    0 1 + cos x

    Exercise 8
    If f (x) is continuous show that
    Z π Z π
    2 2
    1. f (sin x) dx = f (cos x) dx,
    0 0
    Z π Z π
    2 2
    2
    2. evaluate the two following integrals sin x dx, and cos2 x dx,
    0 0

    NB : In this tutorial, most of the exercises have been carefully selected from STEWART’s textbook.

    However, the other exercises are highly recommended for additional practice.

    3 Prof. Dr. Madjid Lakhdar Hamou LADREM (ENP,2024)

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