Integrating Composite Functions (Leaving Cert Applied Maths): Flashcards

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Integrating Composite Functions
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Why is substitution needed for composite functions

No reverse chain rule exists for integration

Purpose of substitution method

Transform composite functions into simpler integrable forms

First step in substitution method

Identify the inner function

Most critical step in substitution

Selecting the right substitution at the start

Characteristic of good substitution choice

Its derivative appears naturally in the integrand

Two methods for definite integrals via substitution

Change limits or substitute back at end

Result of both definite integral methods

Both give same final answer

Key skill for choosing substitution

Pattern recognition

Where inner function typically found

Inside brackets, under root, or in denominator

Sometimes needed alongside substitution

Algebraic manipulation

What dudu represents in substitution

Differential of uu in terms of dxdx

Result: ∫1udu\int \frac{1}{u} du

ln⁡u\ln u

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