FOUR THE DEFINITE INTEGRAL AND INTEGRATION 41 ANTIDIFFERENTIATION 41 Definition A function F is ealed an antiervutice of function f on an lateral Lif P'(2)= f(e) ‘every value of xin I If x dncootinuoun, we require the enesded derivatives of F 10 the cnesided limits of 7 Se Exereise 36 4.1.3 Theomen IF F i partelanantidvvative of f on an interval then every antidervatve of fon ‘given by F(2) +6, whee C is an arbitmey enustart, aad all atidervatives of f can ‘obtained ftom Pla)-+C by ascing particslar values to C- "The syd [ devotes the eprration of naidiferentaton, That [Pes [ erey= reso 1, (1) states that when we antdiferentate the deivative of a function, we obtain fsnetion plus an arbitrary constant, We have the following formas for antiiferentaton, setae foseva “LOT i fs and fe dened cathe ae intra then Juntos stance = | te) de+ f rsterae ALT Mon If fy Su fied othe ae neva, yo fy a ona, Jlanesete)esenf(eilde=e] Ae) denen | hfe) dette.) 6) ‘When applying Theorems 41.6 and 1.1.7, we use only one arbitrary constant. ‘To find the antideivative of a product cx quotient we may replace the given func by a equivalent sum and then uae Theotem 4.1.7 aillntated fn Exercise 28. allowing “seme atticffeentnton orm season 41,8 Theoeem If # -1 fs aratlonal number, fraatiec pac st Soh gb tio ie i mapa hy ral 1a tienen fine den mores “Lin There [erode min 46 110 Then facede sn e2 112 them fated -enete 112 Thee focronsienoe sc 110th [ee est te= nee ‘Graphic Sapport Assign a value to the constant C and plot its numerical derivative in the same window at ‘rgieal Tencon to sey Une ape Haen Ezerivs bt In Brercses 1-90, perform the antdificentiaton. n Burcises 1-8 and 24-28, check by finding the Gavative your anne, In Exercnee 0-12, 28 and 80, aupport your answer graphically 1 fartarnafetecnierac 2, freee =2.ye sles41 ANTIDIFPERENTIATION 277 We apply Thewern 4.15 sod ‘heorens 4.1.6 [eaca[rtacstereasec i Rg =g+e=-}rt+c The Pi)=-Roar#=3 BecosseF() the given neti, we ave shows tha Fi) an antiervative ofthe given fonction Sel da 5-204 6 JuvFeen [ean vp soneeMse gees [arterer pts cnse sc co We apply These 41.8 aad Theorem 41.8 witha = =. net ayn afr iPay=: +o tyie epniletantipareornes ay Let Di6/5+0)=D,6y'? +) wee (ot -atyinna| tesa ot na sef-2ttec apt bt way? ayty= fav? ay hey = Pte e—2yue Wemmltply ard thes apiy Theorems 4.7 and 1.8. q [ete-24e= (Ss*—2")de=5-42° be" s0= 2°. ‘De gue sows «ot ofy = 29 ~ 2") and y=NDER(2*~ 1"). ‘i (tot 44a — 62? ta s)de a feb 4 ot 2e 298 45 4 (0432 —aP de = 2243-Jo 8x4 40m 2 P25 6 file +Dide= [iP seas =e Bee vi =y0hec = [oP at =o ae 40 (e-4+d)ee: +0=3+}¢ Babee acm (celal ade nde eA J ane atl wal 4 +‘278 THE DEFINITE INTEGRAL AND INTEGRATION om, [ost We seduce adil with factional expats then divide and apply Theorem 4.1, i a Ce mB Hl 98 esnee a. [(Yex gehen [ce rete ntl at? 2c ma [pha = feet —near= dafand}s ert) gear gan a [osce-teona 0, [Gem x—tsin aie We apply Theorem 4.7 and then Theor 41.0 and 110 [lereee-Asinske5 oo zde—t[sinzde—Sanetseas+C ws [stg aes [bg hydra [unsecrtemaeeee mm [ome de= [ote gh den [oot race de= cw +6 ar [(ececnertednde= toe rata 28, [9 o2Ft=5 we ttan tt ‘> We apply Theorem 41.7 and then Thorens 41.12 and 413 face Senet tan pée=3 feuds ats [anc thanrdt— teat to B.e 14+ C (este ssc Nas 29, | eeen—8 tanto} = (oe =1) = e000 — 1) EH2eot 8-3 8+1+C so, faiaesectemt ay af ing ata ing an 3a ned tA fen 9 4b = 3100 —Aan + a Beesley 81 30, the graph of = fonstion in geo, Sketch auerivative Fy continues svrrywheee hi the given values aL is Fons » 0