Module 7

Integration by Parts

This technique is frequently useful when the integrand is a product. It is

derived from the formula for the differential of a product. Recall that, if u and v
are functions of x, then

d dv du
( uv )=u +
dx dx dx

or, in terms of differentials:

d (uv) = u dv + v du

The resulting antiderivative statement is

uv = ∫ u dv +∫ v du

or we can easily write as

 Activity 7
Name: Score:
Direction: Solve the following equation.

1. ∫ x cos 4 x dx

2. ∫ x e 5x
dx

3. ∫ x 2
sin x dx

4. ∫ x e −2 x
dx

5. ∫ y sin 2 y dy