Identify Integral: Let's first identify the integral we need to evaluate:I=∫3xcos(−2x+2)dxThis is an integration problem that involves a trigonometric function and a polynomial. We can use integration by parts, which is based on the formula ∫udv=uv−∫vdu, where u and dv are parts of the integrand that we choose.
Choose u and dv: Choose u and dv for integration by parts. A good choice here is to let u=3x (since its derivative is simpler) and dv=cos(−2x+2)dx (since the integral of the cosine function is straightforward).So, we have:u=3xdu=3dxdv=cos(−2x+2)dxv=∫cos(−2x+2)dx
Find v: Now we need to find v by integrating dv. To integrate cos(−2x+2), we can use a substitution. Let w=−2x+2, then dw=−2dx. We need to adjust for the −2, so we multiply by −21 outside the integral to compensate for the change of variables.v=∫cos(−2x+2)dxv=∫cos(w)(−21)dw (after substitution and adjustment)v0v1Now we substitute back for v2 to get v in terms of v4.v5
Apply Integration by Parts: Now that we have u, du, and v, we can apply the integration by parts formula:I=uv−∫vduI=(3x)(−21)sin(−2x+2)−∫(−21)sin(−2x+2)(3dx)I=(−23)xsin(−2x+2)−∫(−23)sin(−2x+2)dx
Integrate Second Term: Next, we need to integrate the second term. We can use the substitution method again with w=−2x+2, dw=−2dx, and adjust for the −2 as before.∫(−23)sin(−2x+2)dx=(−23)∫sin(w)(−21)dw=(43)∫sin(w)dw=(43)(−cos(w))Substitute back for w to get the integral in terms of x.=(43)(−cos(−2x+2))=−(43)cos(−2x+2)
Combine Results: Combine the results from the integration by parts formula:I=(−23)xsin(−2x+2)−(−43)cos(−2x+2)+CSimplify the expression:I=(−23)xsin(−2x+2)+43cos(−2x+2)+C
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