Parametric Integration (Edexcel A-Level Mathematics): Flashcards

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How to find area under a parametric curve?

A=∫y(t)dxdtdtA = \int y(t) \frac{dx}{dt} dt, integrating with respect to tt.

How to find dxdx in parametric equations?

Use dx/dtdx/dt and multiply by dtdt to find dxdx.

Given x=1+tx = 1 + t, how to find dx/dtdx/dt?

dx/dt=1dx/dt = 1.

What are the limits for the integral in this problem?

From t=1t=1 to t=5t=5.

What does the integral become after adjusting for tt?

I = ∫15(1−1/t)dt\int_{1}^{5} (1 - 1/t) dt.

What is the value of the integral II after evaluation?

I=4−ln⁡(5)I = 4 - \ln(5) from the integration process.

For the second example, what are the given equations?

x=3tx = 3t, y=sin⁡(t)y = \sin(t).

When is sin⁡(t)\sin(t) equal to 00 within [0,2π][0, 2\pi]?

t=0,π,t = 0, \pi, and 2π2\pi.

What is dxdx when x=3tx = 3t?

dx=3dtdx = 3dt.

What is the result of the integral II in the second example?

I=6I = 6.

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