∫099−xxdx Using substitution method where $u...
Jan 27, 2024
∫099−xxdx Using substitution method where u2=9−x
Solution by Steps
step 1
To solve the integral ∫099−xxdx using the substitution method, let u2=9−x
step 2
Differentiate both sides with respect to x to find dxdu. This gives 2udxdu=−1, so dxdu=−2u1
step 3
Solve for dx to substitute in the integral: dx=−2udu
step 4
Substitute u2=9−x into x to get x=9−u2
step 5
Substitute x and dx into the integral: ∫099−(9−u2)9−u2(−2u)du
step 6
Simplify the integral: ∫09u9−u2(−2u)du=∫09−2(9−u2)du
step 7
Integrate with respect to u: −2∫09(9−u2)du=−2[9u−3u3]09
step 8
Evaluate the integral from the bounds u=0 to u=3 (since u2=9−x and x ranges from 0 to 9, u ranges from 3 to 0): −2[9(3)−333]−(−2[9(0)−303])
step 9
Simplify the result: −2[27−9]−(−2[0−0])=−2[18]=−36
Answer
−36
Key Concept
Integration using substitution
Explanation
The integral of a function can be simplified by using a substitution that transforms the integral into a more manageable form. After substituting and integrating, the original variable is substituted back in to find the definite integral.