Integral Calculus

What is the purpose of a reduction formula in calculus?

• To simplify complex integrals
  
  

• To reduce the order of a differential equation
  
  

• To find the anti derivative of a function
  
  

• To calculate definite integrals
  
  

In a reduction formula, what is typically reduced with each iteration?

• Exponents

• Constants
  
  

• Variables

• Coefficients

Tags

CCSS.HSF.IF.A.3

What type of integrals are often solved using reduction formulas?

• Definite integrals
  
  

• Improper integrals
  
  

• Indefinite integrals
  
  

• Line integrals

The reduction formula for ∫ sin^n(x) dx involves which trigonometric function?

• cos(x)
  
  
  

• sin(x)
  

• tan(x)
  

• cot(x)
  
  

What is the purpose of using reduction formulas instead of direct integration for certain integrals?

• To make the integration process faster

• To simplify the integrand

• To avoid indeterminate forms
  

• To handle integrals with complex boundaries

In the context of reduction formulas, what does "n" typically represent?

• The number of iterations
  

• The order of the integral

• A constant coefficient
  

• An arbitrary positive integer

In a reduction formula, what is often chosen strategically to simplify the integral with each iteration?

• Coefficients

• Constants
  
  

• Trigonometric functions

• Exponents

The reduction formula for ∫ tan^n(x) dx involves which power of sec(x)?

• sec^n(x)

• sec^(n-1)(x)

• sec^(n+1)(x)

• sec(x)

What is a double integral?

• The integral of a single variable

• The integral of a function of two variables over a region in the plane

• The square root of an integral

• The derivative of a function

What is the notation for a double integral?

• ∫f(x) dx

• ∫∫f(x, y) dA

• ∫∫f(x, y) dx dy

• ∫∫f(x, y) dz dx