Integration

Reverse differentiation, evaluate exact or numerical integrals and choose the correct boundaries for non-negative regions.

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Antiderivatives and positive area

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Reverse differentiation, evaluate exact or numerical integrals and choose the correct boundaries for non-negative regions.

Learning goals
  • Model and evaluate a nonnegative polynomial curve–line region with vertical strips
  • Find complete power antiderivatives on the stated interval
  • Evaluate a polynomial definite integral with linked exact working
  • Find antiderivatives within the permitted scope
  • Evaluate definite integrals
  • Relate a definite integral to area under a curve
  • Model and evaluate a nonnegative region between polynomial curves with vertical strips
  • Find complete logarithmic antiderivatives on the stated interval
  • Find complete exponential antiderivatives on the stated interval
  • Find complete mixed antiderivatives on the stated interval
  • Evaluate definite integrals of powers, reciprocals and exponentials exactly
Syllabus statements covered
  • Include: integration as the reverse of differentiation; integration of x^n for any rational n and e^x, with constant multiples, sums and differences; integration of (ax + b)^n for any rational n and e^(ax+b); definite integral as area under a curve; evaluation of definite integrals; areas bounded by a curve and lines parallel to coordinate axes, between a curve and a line, or between two curves; approximating a definite integral using a graphing calculator or graphing software. Exclude: definite integral as a limit of sum; trapezium rule; area below the x-axis.
  • Include: integration as the reverse of differentiation; integration of x^n for any rational n and e^x, with constant multiples, sums and differences; integration of (ax + b)^n for any rational n and e^(ax+b); definite integral as area under a curve; evaluation of definite integrals; areas bounded by a curve and lines parallel to coordinate axes, between a curve and a line, or between two curves; approximating a definite integral using a graphing calculator or graphing software. Exclude: definite integral as a limit of sum; trapezium rule; area below the x-axis.

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