Step-by-Step Examples
Each result below is checked by differentiation or substitution where appropriate. For an indefinite integral, the final answer represents a family of antiderivatives on an interval where the integrand is defined.
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Find the indefinite integral
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Evaluate
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Determine
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Substitution Examples
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Initial Value Problems and Applications
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A particle has acceleration , initial velocity cm/s, and initial position cm. Find .
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Suppose and . Find .
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A company's marginal cost is dollars per item, and its fixed cost is 500 dollars, so . Find and .
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Separable Differential Equation Example
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Key Takeaways
- Differentiate every proposed antiderivative when practical; it is the fastest independent correctness check.
- Domain restrictions matter for logarithmic and inverse-trigonometric antiderivatives.
- In substitution, encodes the Chain Rule rather than a claim that is a literal infinitesimal number.
- Successive integrations introduce independent constants that are fixed by independent initial conditions.
- Before dividing by a factor involving the dependent variable in a separable equation, check whether setting that factor to zero gives an equilibrium solution.