Revision: antiderivatives and integrals
Goals
- Find antiderivatives using the table of standard results and the properties, including an antiderivative satisfying a given condition.
- Evaluate definite integrals with the Newton–Leibniz formula and use the properties of integrals.
- Find the area of a plane region and the volume of a solid of revolution about the -axis.
- Use integrals in real-life problems: distance from velocity, total change from a rate of change.
Exercises
Exercise 1 Multiple choice
equals A. . B. . C. . D. .
Exercise 2 Multiple choice
equals A. . B. . C. . D. .
Exercise 3 Short answer
Evaluate .
Exercise 4 True/False
Let .
a) is an antiderivative of .
b) .
c) The antiderivative of with is .
d) .
Exercise 5 Short answer
Find the area of the region bounded by the parabola and the -axis. Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
Exercise 6 Written answer
Find the area of the region bounded by the graph of , the -axis and the lines , .
Exercise 7 Multiple choice
Rotating the region bounded by , the -axis and the line about the -axis gives a cone of volume A. . B. . C. . D. .
Exercise 8 Short answer
Water flows into a tank at a rate of (litres per minute), with in minutes. How many litres flow into the tank in the first minutes?
Exercise 9 True/False
A car brakes and slows down uniformly with velocity (m/s), where is the time in seconds since braking.
a) The car stops after seconds.
b) The distance travelled seconds after braking is (m), .
c) From braking to stopping, the car travels m.
d) In the last second before stopping, the car travels m.
Exercise 10 Challenge
A gateway has the shape of a parabola: it is m wide at ground level and its top is m above the ground. The whole gateway is filled with glass. Find the area of glass, in m², to 1 decimal place.
Mini test
15 minutes, without looking back at the lesson. Part I: circle one letter; Part II: write T or F for each statement; Part III: write the answer in the box.
Part I. Multiple choice
Part II. True or false
| a) The area of is . | T / F |
| b) . | T / F |
| c) The volume of the solid formed by rotating about the -axis is . | T / F |
| d) . | T / F |
Part III. Short answer
Score: ........ / 10
Hints (only when stuck)
What you need: and .
Steps:
- .
- Watch the minus sign in front.
What you need: an antiderivative of is .
Steps:
- Work out .
What you need: the Newton–Leibniz formula.
Steps:
- An antiderivative is .
- Substitute the limits and .
What you need: check an antiderivative by differentiating; .
Steps:
- Write .
- Evaluate each integral with .
What you need: , where , are the intersections with the -axis.
Steps:
- Solve .
- On , , so .
What you need: split the interval at the roots of to remove the modulus.
Steps:
- : negative on , positive on .
- Evaluate the two integrals and add.
What you need: , here with .
Steps:
- Work out .
- Check with the cone formula .
What you need: the amount of water is .
Steps:
- An antiderivative is .
- Substitute the limits.
What you need: ; the distance from to is .
Steps:
- Solve .
- Work out and .
What you need: put the origin at the middle of the base with the -axis through the top; the area is .
Steps:
- The parabola passes through , , : .
- Evaluate the integral.
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