Integrating Other Functions (Cambridge (CIE) AS Maths): Revision Note
Exam code: 9709
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Integrating other functions
Is integration the reverse of differentiation?
Yes, but remember “+c”, the constant of integration …
… unless finding a definite integral
Recognising common results helps to make integration easier (See Differentiating Other Functions)

How do I integrate ex and ekx?

The gradient of ekx is kekx
ie y = ekx, dy/dx = kekx
The reverse applies when integrating
This is an example of reverse chain rule

How do I integrating 1/x?

Remember
The method for integrating powers does not apply if the power is -1
How do I integrating sin x and cos x?

Note the minus in the integral of sin x
Examiner Tips and Tricks
Make sure you have a copy of the formula booklet during revision but don't try to remember everything in the formula booklet.
However, do be familiar with the layout of the formula booklet – you’ll be able to locate quickly whatever you are after, and you do not want to be searching every line of every page!
For formulae you think you have remembered, use the booklet to double-check.
Worked Example



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