Exam 8: Techniques of Integration
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Evaluate the integrals using Integration by Parts, the Substitution Method, or both methods.
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Calculate the following integral using reduction formulas as necessary. 

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Find a constant
such that
is a probability density function on the interval
and compute the probability
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Evaluate the following integral using trigonometric identities and reduction formulas. 

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Calculate the following integral in terms of inverse hyperbolic functions. 

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Use the error bound to find the value of
for which Error
in approximating the integral
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To evaluate the integral
using Integration by Parts, we should choose:

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Use the substitution
and the identities
and
to evaluate the integral
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