MathematicsIntegration by SubstitutionJEE Advanced 1979Easy
Visualized Solution (Hindi)
Problem Analysis and Strategy
- Given integral: I=∫(a+bx)2x2dx
- The denominator contains a linear expression (a+bx) raised to a power.
- Strategy: Use substitution to simplify the denominator into a single variable.
Defining the Substitution
- Let a+bx=t
- Differentiating both sides with respect to x:
- bdx=dt⇒dx=bdt
Expressing x in terms of t
- From a+bx=t, we can isolate x:
- bx=t−a
- x=bt−a
Substituting into the Integral
- Substitute x=bt−a, dx=bdt, and (a+bx)=t into the integral:
- I=∫t2(bt−a)2bdt
Simplifying Constants
- Pull out the constant terms:
- I=b2⋅b1∫t2(t−a)2dt
- I=b31∫t2(t−a)2dt
Expanding the Numerator
- Expand (t−a)2 using the identity (u−v)2=u2−2uv+v2:
- I=b31∫t2t2−2at+a2dt
Splitting the Fraction
- Divide each term in the numerator by t2:
- I=b31∫(t2t2−t22at+t2a2)dt
- I=b31∫(1−t2a+t2a2)dt
Integrating Term by Term
- Integrate each term with respect to t:
- ∫1dt=t
- ∫t2adt=2alog∣t∣
- ∫t2a2dt=a2∫t−2dt=a2(−1t−1)=−ta2
- Combining them: I=b31[t−2alog∣t∣−ta2]+C
Back Substitution
- Substitute t=a+bx back into the expression:
- I=b31[(a+bx)−2alog∣a+bx∣−a+bxa2]+C
Final Result and Key Takeaways
- Final Answer: I=b31[a+bx−2alog∣a+bx∣−a+bxa2]+C
- Key Takeaway: Substitution t=a+bx simplified the denominator, allowing for term-by-term integration.
- Challenge: Try evaluating ∫(a+bx)2x3dx using the same method.
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