3. Complete the square for the quadratic expression to prepare the second term for integration.
1−4x−x2=1−(x2+4x) =1−((x+2)2−4) =5−(x+2)2
4. Integrate the second term using the standard formula for inverse sine.
∫5−(x+2)22dx=2sin−1(5x+2)
5. Combine the integrated parts and include the constant of integration.
∫1−4x−x26+2xdx=−21−4x−x2+2sin−1(5x+2)+C
答案
−21−4x−x2+2sin−1(5x+2)+C
3(b)
1. Set up the expression for the required volume of revolution.
The volume of the solid is the difference between the volume generated by rotating curve C from x=1 to x=e, and the volume generated by rotating line L from x=2 to x=e. V=π∫1e(xlnx)2dx−π∫2e(e(e−2)1(x−2))2dx
2. Integrate the function for the curve $C$ using integration by parts.
For the first integral, we need to evaluate ∫x2lnxdx.
Let u=lnx⟹dxdu=x1
Let dxdv=x−2⟹v=−x−1=−x1
Using the integration by parts formula ∫udv=uv−∫vdu: ∫x2lnxdx=−xlnx−∫(−x1)(x1)dx =−xlnx+∫x−2dx=−xlnx−x1=−xlnx+1
3. Evaluate the limits for the volume generated by $C$.
4. Calculate the volume generated by rotating the line $L$.
The solid generated by rotating the straight line L between x=2 and x=e is a right circular cone.
The base radius at x=e is r=e(e−2)1(e−2)=e1.
The height of the cone is h=e−2. VL=31πr2h=31π(e1)2(e−2)=3e2π(e−2) (Note: Evaluating π∫2ee2(e−2)2(x−2)2dx yields the exact same expression).
5. Subtract the two volumes to find the exact total volume of revolution.