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Title: Integral Calculus


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Integral Calculus
  • Chapter 13

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Anti-derivatives
  • ? xn dx ((x(n 1))/(n 1)) C
  • n ? -1
  • ? ekx dx (1/k)ekx C
  • k ? 0

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Example
Area under the curve one half of square
(1/2)xx Evaluate for x 2 yields area 2
? xn dx ((x(n 1))/(n 1)) C Evaluate from
x 0 to x 2 and for n 1 ((2(1 1))/(1
1)) C (((0(1 1))/(1 1)) C) (22)/2 2
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Example 1
  • When you buy a used car, you may be offered the
    opportunity to buy a warranty that covers repair
    costs for a certain period of time. A company
    that provides such warranties uses current data
    and past experience to determine that the annual
    repair costs for a particular model in a given
    year x by
  • r(x) 120e(.4x)

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Example 1
  • What will the total repair costs be for one year
    and for three years?

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r(x) 120e(.4x)
What is the area under the curve?
Estimations Year 1 150 Year 3 3400/2
600
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  • ? ekx dx (1/k)ekx C
  • ? 120e.4x dx 120(1/.4)e.4x C
  • Evaluate for x 0 and x 1, then subtract the
    first from the second
  • (in this process the constant C will be
    eliminated so we dont need to know it!)

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  • ? 120e.4x dx 120(1/.4)e.4x C
  • ? 120e.41dx 120(1/.4)e.41 C 300e.4 C
  • ? 120e.40 dx 120(1/.4)e.40 C 300e0
    C
  • Difference 300e.4 300 147.55

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  • ? ekx dx (1/k) ekx C
  • ? 120e.4x dx 120(1/.4)e.4x C
  • Evaluate for x 0 and x 3, then subtract the
    first from the second

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  • ? 120e.4x dx 120(1/.4)e.4x C
  • ? 120e.43 dx 120(1/.4)e.43 C 300e1.2
    C
  • ? 120e.40 dx 120(1/.4)e.40 C 300e0
    C
  • Difference 300e1.2 300 696.04

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Example 2
  • According to data from the toy Manufacturers of
    America, the marginal revenue from video game
    sales (in billions of dollars per year) is
    approximately given by
  • MR(x) 1.68x 17
  • where x 0 corresponds to 1996.

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Example 2
  • What was the total video game revenue from 1996
    to 2000?
  • Marginal revenue is the derivative of the revenue
    function.

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MR(x) 1.68x 17
Estimation of the area under the curve 417
(rectangle) 424/4 68 24 92
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  • Revenue Integral of Marginal Revenue
  • ? (1.68x 17) dx
  • (1/2)1.68x2 17x
  • .84x2 17x
  • Evaluate this expression for x 4 and x 0.
    Then find the difference between these
    expressions.
  • .8442 174 81.44 billion

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Example 2
  • At what point in time did total revenue reach 50
    billion?

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  • ? (1.68x 17) dx
  • (1/2)1.68x2 17x
  • .84x2 17x
  • 50 .84x2 17x
  • .84x2 17x 50 0
  • X 2.6, so after mid-year in 1998
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