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Indefinite Integration

Maharashtra Board · Class 12 · Mathematics & Statistics

Quick revision notes for Indefinite Integration — Maharashtra Board Class 12 Mathematics & Statistics. Key concepts, formulas, and definitions for last-minute revision.

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1. Basic Concepts and Elementary Integration Formulas

  • If d/dx[f(x)] = g(x), then ∫g(x)dx = f(x) + c, where c is the constant of integration
  • Integration is represented by the symbol ∫, called the integral sign
  • The function to be integrated is called the integrand
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2. Integration by Substitution Method

  • Used when direct integration is not possible
  • Based on chain rule of differentiation
  • Involves substituting a part of integrand with a new variable
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3. Standard Integrals and Special Forms

  • Standard integrals are fundamental forms that appear frequently
  • These form the building blocks for more complex integrations
  • Must be memorized for quick recognition during exams
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4. Integration by Parts

  • Used for integrands that are products of two different types of functions
  • Based on product rule of differentiation
  • Choose first function using LIATE rule

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Basic integration rulesUsed when integrand is ofFor products of functionsDecomposes rational functions f(x)/g(x) into simplerSeven important forms

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