Monday, August 12, 2013

How to integrate the following integral?∫cos√(x )dx

Int cos(sqrx) dx


First we
will assume that:


t = sqrt x ==> dt =
-1/2sqrx


                            =
-1/2tdx


               ==> dx =
-2tdt


==> Int cos(sqrtx) dx = Int cos(t) *-2tdt = -2
Int t*cos(t) dt...(1)


Now we will integrate t*cos(t)
t


Let  u = t ==> du =
dt


Let dv = cost dt ==> v =
sint


==> Int u dv = u*v - Int v
du


==> Int t*cost dt = t*sint - Int sint
dt


==> Int tcost dt = t*sint + cost
.........(2)


Now we will substitute (2) into
(1).


==> Int cos(sqrtx) dx = Int cos(t) *-2t dt = -2
Int t*cos(t) dt


==> Int cos(sqrtx)dx = -2[ t*sin(t)
+ cos(t)] + C


==> INt cos(sqrx) dx = -2t*sin(t)
-2cos(t) + c


Now we will substitute with t=
sqrtx


==> Int cos(sqrtx) dx =
-2sqrt(x)*sin(sqrtx) - 2cos(sqrtx) + C

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