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The
limit
of a
function
is the
value
that the
function
approaches as the
input
approaches a
certain value.
∫
1
dx
=
x
+
C
∫
a dx
=
ax
+
C
∫
xn
dx
= ((
xn
+
1
)/(
n
+
1
))
+C
;
n≠1
sin x dx = –
cos
x
+ C
∫
cos
x
dx
=
sin
x +
C
∫
sec2x dx
=
tan
x +
C
∫ csc2x dx =
-cot
x
+ C
∫
sec
x (
tan x
)
dx
=
sec
x +
C
∫
csc x
(
cot x
)
dx
= –
csc
x +
C
∫ (
1
/
x
)
dx
=
ln
|x|
+ C
∫
ex
dx
=
ex
+
C
∫
ax
dx
= (
ax
/
ln a
) +
C
;
a
>
0
,
a≠1
∫1/√(
1
-
x2
)
dx
=
sin-1x
+
C
∫
1/√(1
-
x2
)
dx
=
-cos-1x
+
C
∫1/(
1
+
x2
) dx =
tan-1x
+
C
∫
1/(1
+
x2
)
dx
=
-cot-1x
+
C
∫
1/x√(x2
- 1
)
dx
=
sec-1x
+
C
∫
1/x√(x2
- 1
)
dx
=
-cosec-1
x +
C
∫1/(x2 -
a2
) dx =
1/2a
log|(
x
- a)(
x + a
| +
C
∫
1
/(
a2
- x2
)
dx
=
1
/
2a log
|(a
+ x
)(
a
-
x
)| +
C
∫1/(x2 + a2) dx =
1
/a
tan
-1x/
a
+
C
∫1/√(x2 -
a2
)
dx
=
log
|x +√(
x2
-
a2
)|
+ C
∫ √(x2 -
a2
) dx =
x/2
√(
x2 - a2
)
-a2/2
log |x
+
√(x2 -
a2
)|
+
C
∫1/√
(
a2
-
x2
) dx =
sin-1
x/a
+
C
∫√(
a2
- x2)
dx
=
x/2
√(a2
-
x2
) dx +
a2
/
2
sin-1
x/
a
+
C
∫1/
√(x2 + a2
)
dx
=
log
|
x
+ √(
x2
+
a2
)| +
C
∫
√
(
x2
+
a2
)
dx
=
x/2
√(
x2
+
a2
)+
a2
/2 log |x + √(
x2
+
a2
)| + C
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