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Page 1: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

The Method of Trigonometric Substitution

Page 2: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Main Idea

The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains

one of the following expressions: (where a and b are constants)

bax

bxa

bxa

2

2

2

Page 3: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

A simpler forms of the former expressions are the following ones:

1

1

1

2

2

2

x

x

x

Page 4: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

To get rid of the root, we substitute sinθ, tanθ or secθ respectively

The radicalSubstitutionThe radical becomes

dx becomes

x = sinθ cosθcosθ dθ

x = tanθsecθsec2θ dθ

x = secθtanθsecθ tanθ dθ

21 x

21 x

12 x

Page 5: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

To apply that to the general cases, we transfer the radical to a form similar to the respective simple form

Page 6: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

2

222

)(1 xa

xba

ab

2

222

)(1 xa

xba

ab

1)( 2

222

xa

axb

ab

Page 7: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

The First Case

We let:sinθ = (b/a)x→ x = asinθ/b→ dx = (a/b) cosθ dθ

The radical becomes a cosθ

2

222

)(1 xa

xba

ab

Page 8: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

The Second Case

We let:

tanθ = (b/a)x→ x = (a /b) tanθ→

dx = (a/b) sec2θ dθ

The radical becomes a sec θ

2

222

)(1 xa

xba

ab

Page 9: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

The Third Case

We let:

secθ = (b/a) x

→ x = (a /b) secθ→

dx = (a /b) secθ tanθ dθ

The radical becomes a tanθ

1)( 2

222

xa

axb

ab

Page 10: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Examples

Page 11: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Example 1

The First case

222 xba

Page 12: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

dI

So

x

ddxx

x

Let

xx

dxxI

coscos4

cos4916

cossin

sin

)1(16916

916

34

2

34

34

43

21692

2

Page 13: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

c

c

d

d

d

2sin

)2sin(

)2cos1(

cos

34

38

21

38

38

22cos1

316

2316

Page 14: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

We must write the answer in terms of x

We have: sinθ = 3x/4Hence

θ = arcsin(3x/4)cosθ = √[1 - (3x/4)2 ] = (1/4) √[16 - 9x2] And so:sin2θ = 2 sin θ cosθ= 2 (3x/4) . (1/4) . √[16 - 9x2]

= (3/8)x . √[16 - 9x2]

Page 15: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

A faster way to find cosθ is by using the triangle method, starting from the fact

that sin θ = 3x / 4

x3 4

2916 x

Page 16: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

cxx

cxx

cxx

cI

x

x

x

221

43

38

234

932

43

38

243

43

38

43

38

34

38

916arcsin

)(1arcsin

])(1[arcsin

)cossin2

Page 17: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Example 2

The second case

222 xba

Page 18: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

dxx

dxx

xI

x 23

])(1[

.)925(

253

3

1251

32

3

Page 19: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

3

2353

27125

332

235

35

53

22592

sec125

sectan

sec125)925(

sectan

tan:

)1(25925

dI

x

ddxx

xLet

xx

Page 20: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Let’s simplify the intrgrand (The expression inside the integral sign)

32815

cossin

815

3

2353

27125

sincos

]cos[

sec125

sectan

3

3

Page 21: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

c

c

dd

d

d

dI

]cos[sec

]cos[

]sin)sin(cos[

sin)1(cos

sin)cos1(cos

sincos

815

)1(cos

815

2815

2815

22815

32815

1

Page 22: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

We must write the answer in terms of x

We have: tanθ = 3x/5Hence,

secθ = √[ 1 + (3x/5)2 ] = √[ 1 + (9x2/25)]

= 5 √[25 + 9x2]

& cosθ = 1/ 5 √[25 + 9x2]

Page 23: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

We could have also found secθ and cosθ using the triangle method,

starting from ths fact that tan θ = 3x / 5

x3

5

2925 x

Page 24: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

2

2

2

2

259

259

815

815

925

1

81

25925

81

1

]925

5

5

925[

81

5

]1

11[

]cos[sec

2

2

xx

cx

x

c

ccI

x

x

Page 25: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

If we wish, we can simplify the answer

cx

x

cx

x

cIx

x

281252

811

2

251

815

259

259

815

925

1925

]925

15925[

]1

11[

2

2

Page 26: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Example 3

The Third case

222 axb

Page 27: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

23

]1)[(

)254(

252125

1

32

x

dx

x

dxI

Page 28: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

325

332

25

25

52

22542

tan125

tansec

tan125)254(

tansecsec

sec:

)1(25254

dI

x

ddxx

xLet

xx

Page 29: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

c

c

d

d

d

dI

sec

cossin

tan

sectan125

tansec

501

)1(sin

501

2501

sin

coscos1

501

2501

325

1

2

2

Page 30: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

We must write the answer in terms of x

We have: secθ = 2x/5

Hence,

cscθ = 1 / √[1 –(5/2x)2]

= 2x / √[4x2 –25]2

Page 31: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Here is the triangle method to find cscθ, starting from the fact that

sec θ = 2x / 5

x2

5

254 2 x

Page 32: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

cx

x

cx

x

cI

Thus

254

254

2

sec

,

2251

2501

501

Page 33: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Integrals Involving an Expression of the Form √(ax2+bx+c)

We simply complete the square and rewrite the expression in one of the previous three forms

Page 34: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Example 1

X2 + 10x + 16

= (x + 5)2 – 25 + 16

= (x + 5)2 - 9

= 9 [ ( ( x + 5) / 3 )2 - 1 ]

Let (x + 5 ) / 3 = secθ→ x = 3 secθ – 5→ dx = 3 secθ

tanθ dθ

32 )1610( xx

dx

Page 35: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Example 2

11 - x2 - 10x

= 11 - [ x2 + 10x ]

= 11 - [ ( x + 5 )2 – 25 ]

= 11 - ( x + 5 )2 + 25

= 36 - ( x + 5 )2

= 36 [ 1 - ( (x+5) / 6)2 ]

Let ( x + 5 ) / 6 = sinθ→ x = 6sinθ – 5→ dx = 6 cosθ dθ

32 )1011( xx

dx

Page 36: The Method of Trigonometric Substitution. Main Idea The method helps dealing with integrals, where the integrand contains one of the following expressions:

Example 3

50x - 25x2 - 16= - 25 (x2 - 2x ) - 16= - 25 [ (x - 1)2 - 1] - 16= 9 – 25 ( x – 1 )2

= 9[ 1 - ( 5(x -1) / 3)2 ]Let

(5/3) (x-1) = sinθ→ x = (3 / 5) sinθ

+ 1→ dx = (3 / 5) cosθ

32 )162550(

)15(

xx

dxx