Integrating with Respect to Time (HSC SSCE Mathematics Advanced): Flashcards

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Integrating with Respect to Time
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Integration as reverse of differentiation

Integration is the reverse operation of differentiation

Integrating acceleration gives

Velocity function

Integrating velocity gives

Displacement function

What to add when integrating

A constant of integration (e.g., CC or DD)

Purpose of initial conditions

To find the value of the constant of integration

Value of gg (acceleration due to gravity)

g≈9.8g \approx 9.8 m/s² or ≈10\approx 10 m/s²

Sign of aa when upwards is positive

a=−ga = -g (gravity acts downwards)

Sign of aa when downwards is positive

a=ga = g (both gravity and positive point down)

Using standard physics formulae (v=u+atv=u+at, etc.)

Not allowed, must integrate from first principles

Omitting constants of integration in motion problems

Never allowed, they must always be included

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