integral of 2xsqrt(2x-1)
⚠ 2x is read as the product 2*x: for a power, write 2^x
⚠ 2xsqrt(2x-1) is read as 2x*sqrt(2x-1): use * for multiplication, use ^ for a power
1) Let's compute the integral: ∫(2x·2x -1)dx
For 2x·2x -1, we use integration by parts: ∫(u1·v2')dx = u1·v2 -∫(u1'·v2)dx, with u1 = x and v2' = 2x -1
Thus, u1' is 1
2) Let's integrate v2': ∫(2x -1)dx
For the math expression: 2x -1, we know the derivative formula: ddx(an) = na(n -1), so we try differentiating with ^(m+1)
3) Let's perform the differentiation: ddx((2x -1)(12 + 1))
ddx((2x -1)(1 + 22))
ddx((2x -1)32)
Apply the differentiation rule: ddx(fn) = n·ddx(f)·f(n -1) with f = 2x -1
32·ddx(2x -1)·(2x -1)(32 -1)
ℹ32·ddx(2x -1)·(2x -1)(32 -1) = 3·ddx(2x -1)·(2x -1)(32 -1)2‖ddx(2x -1) = ddx(2x) + 0‖32 -1 = 3 -1·22
3·(ddx(2x) + 0)·(2x -1)(3 -1·22)2
ℹddx(2x) = 2‖-1·2 = -2
3·2·(2x -1)(3 -22)2
ℹ3·2 = 6‖3 -2 = 1
6·2x -12
3·2x -1
The computed derivative matches the original math expression up to a constant factor. Therefore, the integral is:
13·(2x -1)32
(2x -1)323
So v2 is equal to (2x -1)323
4) Let's compute the integral u1·v2 -∫(u1'·v2)dx: 2·(x·(2x -1)323 -∫((2x -1)323)dx)
We attempt to reverse an integration: starting from (2x -1)323 and ddx(an) = na(n -1), we differentiate using ^(m+1)
5) Let's differentiate: ddx((2x -1)(32 + 1))
ddx((2x -1)(3 + 22))
ddx((2x -1)52)
Apply the differentiation rule: ddx(fn) = n·ddx(f)·f(n -1) with f = 2x -1
52·ddx(2x -1)·(2x -1)(52 -1)
ℹ52·ddx(2x -1)·(2x -1)(52 -1) = 5·ddx(2x -1)·(2x -1)(52 -1)2‖ddx(2x -1) = ddx(2x) + 0‖52 -1 = 5 -1·22
5·(ddx(2x) + 0)·(2x -1)(5 -1·22)2
ℹddx(2x) = 2‖-1·2 = -2
5·2·(2x -1)(5 -22)2
ℹ5·2 = 10‖5 -2 = 3
10·(2x -1)322
5·(2x -1)32
The computed derivative matches the original math expression up to a constant factor. Therefore, the integral is:
2·(x·(2x -1)323 -115·(2x -1)52)
ℹ-115·(2x -1)52 = -(2x -1)5215‖x·(2x -1)323 -(2x -1)5215 = 5·x·(2x -1)32 -(2x -1)5215
2·(5·x·(2x -1)32 -(2x -1)5215)
ℹ2·5x·(2x -1)32 -(2x -1)5215 = 2·(5x·(2x -1)32 -(2x -1)52)15‖2·(5x·(2x -1)32 -(2x -1)52)15 = 2·(2x -1)32·(5x -(2x -1))15
2·(2x -1)32·(5x -(2x -1))15
2·(2x -1)32·(5x -2x + 1)15
2·(2x -1)32·(3x + 1)15
▶Indefinite integrals are defined up to an additive constant C, so this yields: 2·(2x -1)32·(3x + 1)15 + C