How To Integrate Using U-Substitution - By The Organic Chemistry Tutor
00:0-1 | in this video , I'm going to show you how | |
00:02 | to integrate using use substitution . So we're going to | |
00:07 | focus on the definite integral seals . How can we | |
00:10 | find the anti derivative of four x times X squared | |
00:15 | plus five Raised to the 3rd power . So what | |
00:20 | do we need to do ? We need to define | |
00:22 | two things . We need to identify the U . | |
00:25 | Variable . And do you now whatever you select you | |
00:32 | to be , do you have to be the derivative | |
00:34 | ? If we select you to be four X , | |
00:37 | the derivative will be four and that's not going to | |
00:39 | get rid of X squared plus five . We need | |
00:42 | to change all of the X variables into you variables | |
00:45 | . Now if we make U equal to X squared | |
00:49 | plus five D'you is going to be two X . | |
00:51 | Which can cancel the X and four X . And | |
00:54 | that's what we want to do . So let's set | |
00:57 | u equal to X square plus five d'you is going | |
01:01 | to be two X but times dx . So what | |
01:08 | I'm gonna do now is solve for dx in this | |
01:10 | equation . So if I divide both sides by two | |
01:13 | X . Dx is equal to do . You Divided | |
01:20 | by two x . Now what you need to do | |
01:23 | is replace this with you and replace the dx with | |
01:28 | D . You over to X . And it will | |
01:30 | all work out . So let's go ahead and do | |
01:32 | that . So we have four X . And then | |
01:35 | you raised to the 3rd power And then the U | |
01:39 | divided by two x . So here we can cancel | |
01:42 | X . four x divided by two X . is | |
01:45 | too . So it's two times the anti derivative of | |
01:50 | You to the 3rd . Using the power rule is | |
01:53 | going to be two times U . To the fourth | |
01:56 | over four plus C . Now to over four is | |
01:59 | one half . So it's one half used the fourth | |
02:02 | plus C . The last thing you need to do | |
02:05 | is replace you with what equals and that's X . | |
02:11 | Square plus five . So this is the answer . | |
02:15 | Mhm . Let's try another problem . Go ahead and | |
02:27 | find the integration of eight . Co sign for X | |
02:30 | . Dx . So what should we make U . | |
02:34 | Equal to ? We need to make U equal to | |
02:38 | four x . D . You Will Equal four DX | |
02:43 | . And if we divide by four do you over | |
02:45 | four is dx . So let's replace four x . | |
02:50 | With you . And let's replace detox With D . | |
02:55 | U . divided by four . So this is going | |
02:58 | to be eight co sign of the U . Variable | |
03:02 | . And we placed the acts with D . You | |
03:04 | over four . So now we can divide eight by | |
03:07 | 48 divided by four is two . Now what is | |
03:11 | the anti derivative of co side ? The anti derivative | |
03:15 | of co sign is signed because the derivative of science | |
03:18 | co sign . So we have to sign you plus | |
03:23 | the constant of integration . See now let's replace you | |
03:27 | with four X . So the final answer is to | |
03:29 | sign four X plus C . So hopefully you see | |
03:34 | a pattern emerging when integrated by use substitution . The | |
03:39 | key is to identify what you and do you is | |
03:42 | going to be once you figure that out , you | |
03:45 | just got to follow the process and it's not gonna | |
03:46 | be that bad . So let's work on a few | |
03:48 | more examples so you can master this technique . Let's | |
03:53 | try X cube E . Race to the X . | |
03:57 | to the 4th . So what should we make U | |
04:00 | . Equal to X . Cuba X to the 4th | |
04:04 | . If you is existent third D . You will | |
04:07 | be three X squared . And that will not completely | |
04:10 | get rid of excess the fourth . But if we | |
04:12 | make U equal to X to the 4th . D | |
04:15 | . You will be equal to four x cubed . | |
04:17 | And that can get rid of the X . Cube | |
04:20 | that we see here . So let's do that . | |
04:22 | Let's make U equal to X to the 4th . | |
04:25 | So do you is going to be four X cubed | |
04:29 | dx . And then as always solve for dx if | |
04:34 | you don't do that you can easily make a mistake | |
04:37 | . So I recommend in this step isolate detox . | |
04:41 | It'll save you a lot of trouble later on . | |
04:44 | So do you is going to be I mean DX | |
04:46 | is going to be do you over four x cube | |
04:50 | Now let's replace X to the 4th with you and | |
04:55 | let's replace detox With D . You over four x | |
04:59 | Cube . So this is gonna be E . Mhm | |
05:05 | . Race to you times T you over for X | |
05:08 | cubed . So execute will cancel which is good and | |
05:13 | before we can move it to the front now because | |
05:16 | it's in the bottom of the fraction it's running before | |
05:20 | now the anti derivative of E . To the U | |
05:23 | . Is simply easy to you . So the final | |
05:25 | answer , we're not the final answer . But the | |
05:28 | anti derivative is 1/4 E . T . U . | |
05:30 | Plus C . And now let's replace you with exit | |
05:33 | the fourth . So this is the final answer . | |
05:36 | 1/4 E . Raised to the X . to the | |
05:38 | 4th plus c . And that's it . Here's another | |
05:47 | one . Find the indefinite integral of eight x times | |
05:53 | the square root of 40 minus two X . Squared | |
05:56 | detox . So typically you wanna make U . Equal | |
06:00 | to the stuff that's more complicated and that is the | |
06:03 | stuff on the inside of the square root . If | |
06:06 | we make u equal to 40 -2 x squared . | |
06:10 | Do you ? It's going to be The derivative of | |
06:14 | 40 so we can ignore that . And the derivative | |
06:17 | of negative two X . Squared . That's gonna be | |
06:19 | negative four X . Dx . So isolated dx we | |
06:25 | need to divide both sides by negative four X . | |
06:27 | So it's d you over negative four X . So | |
06:31 | let's replace this with you And this part dx with | |
06:38 | D . U . Over negative four X . So | |
06:41 | it's going to be eight x times the square root | |
06:44 | of you Times . Do you Divided by -4 X | |
06:49 | . Eight X . Divided by negative four X . | |
06:52 | Is negative two . I'm going to write that in | |
06:54 | front . The square root of you is the same | |
06:56 | as you to the one half . So now we | |
06:59 | can use the powerball one half plus one is 3/2 | |
07:05 | . And then we could divide by three of the | |
07:07 | two or multiply by 2/3 which is the better option | |
07:13 | . So negative two times two thirds . That's negative | |
07:15 | 4/3 . Now the last thing we need to do | |
07:21 | is replaced the U . Variable with 40 minus two | |
07:24 | X squared . So the final answer is negative 4/3 | |
07:28 | 40 -2 x squared . Race to the three of | |
07:32 | the two Plus C . And that's all we need | |
07:36 | to do . Let's work on some more problems . | |
07:43 | Feel free to pause the video and try this one | |
07:45 | , integrate X cubed divided by two plus X to | |
07:52 | the 4th . Race to the 2nd power . Now | |
07:58 | , typically it's better to make U equal to the | |
08:00 | stuff that has the higher exponent four is higher than | |
08:03 | three . So let's make U equal to two plus | |
08:09 | X to the 4th . Do you ? It's going | |
08:12 | to be the derivative of X to the fourth . | |
08:14 | That's four X to the third power times dx . | |
08:17 | And as always I recommend that you solve for dx | |
08:21 | Just to avoid mistakes . So let's replace two plus | |
08:26 | X to the 4th of you . Unless replace dx | |
08:31 | with this thing that we have here . So we're | |
08:36 | gonna have X to the third on top , U | |
08:39 | squared on the bottom . And dx is do you | |
08:42 | Over four X . Cubed . And if you do | |
08:45 | it this way as you can see the remaining X | |
08:47 | variables will cancel out nicely . So this floor is | |
08:51 | in the bottom . Let's move it to the front | |
08:52 | so it becomes 1/4 anti derivative one over U . | |
08:57 | Squared do you ? And so let's move the youth | |
09:00 | square from the bottom to the top . So this | |
09:04 | is gonna be 1 4th integration of U . To | |
09:07 | the negative too do you ? And now we can | |
09:10 | use the power room . So if we add 12 | |
09:13 | negative two , That's gonna be negative one . And | |
09:16 | then we need to divide by -1 . So now | |
09:19 | let's bring this variable back to the bottom to make | |
09:22 | the negative export and positive . So it's negative one | |
09:26 | over for you Plus C . Now let's replace you | |
09:34 | with what we said is equal to the beginning . | |
09:38 | So I'm gonna need a bigger fraction so you is | |
09:42 | two plus X to the fourth and then plus thing | |
09:47 | . So this is the final answer . Let's integrate | |
09:54 | sign To the 4th of X . Times . Co | |
09:59 | sign of accident tax . So go ahead and find | |
10:02 | the anti derivative of this trigger metric function . So | |
10:08 | if we make U equal to co sign D . | |
10:11 | You will be negative sign dx . That will only | |
10:13 | cancel one of the sign variables . And it's best | |
10:17 | to make U equal to the trick function that you | |
10:20 | have more . We have four signs and only one | |
10:23 | co sign . So it's best to make U equal | |
10:25 | to syntax and D . You will be equal to | |
10:29 | cosine X . And since there's only one co sign | |
10:33 | , this will be completely canceled , solving for Dx | |
10:36 | is going to be D . You divided by co | |
10:38 | sign X . And don't forget that last step always | |
10:42 | isolate dx . So let's replace this with you . | |
10:52 | So this is going to be U . to the | |
10:53 | 4th times Cosine X . And dx is D . | |
10:57 | U divided by co sign . So we could cancel | |
11:01 | cosign X . And so we left with the indefinite | |
11:06 | integral of U . To the fourth . D . | |
11:08 | You using the power rule four plus one is five | |
11:11 | And then divide by five . So we have 1 | |
11:17 | 5th You to the five Plus C . And the | |
11:21 | last thing we need to do is replace you with | |
11:22 | syntax . So it's 1/5 Sign race to the 5th | |
11:27 | power of X plus E . And that concludes this | |
11:32 | problem . Now , what would you do if you | |
11:40 | have to integrate the square root of five X plus | |
11:43 | four ? Now in this problem , all we could | |
11:47 | do is set U equal to five X plus four | |
11:50 | . There's nothing else that we can do . So | |
11:52 | let's go ahead and do this . The derivative of | |
11:55 | five x is going to be five and then times | |
11:58 | dx so isolated detox , it's going to be d'you | |
12:02 | over five . So just like before we're going to | |
12:05 | replace five X plus four with you and dx with | |
12:10 | D you over five . So then this becomes the | |
12:14 | square root of you and DX is d'You divided by | |
12:18 | five And move the 5 to the front . So | |
12:21 | this is 1 5th and then instead of the square | |
12:24 | root of you were gonna right as you to the | |
12:26 | one half . So now let's use of horrible one | |
12:30 | half plus one . That's going to be 3/2 . | |
12:34 | And If you divide it by 3/2 , What I | |
12:38 | would recommend is multiply the top and the bottom by | |
12:40 | 2/3 . So the threes in the bottom will cancel | |
12:46 | and the tools will cancel as well . So in | |
12:48 | the end you get 1 5th , You to the | |
12:51 | 3/2 times to over three , which becomes to over | |
12:57 | 15 , You to the 3/2 . And let's not | |
13:01 | forget the constant of integration plus C . So now | |
13:06 | to write the final answer , all we need to | |
13:08 | do is replace you with five X plus four . | |
13:11 | So it's to over 15 five x plus four . | |
13:16 | Race to the three of the two plus C . | |
13:18 | And so that's the solution . So as you can | |
13:22 | see use substitution . It's not very difficult once you | |
13:26 | get the hang of it , as long as you | |
13:28 | do a few problems and get used to the method | |
13:32 | and the techniques employed here , it's a piece of | |
13:34 | cake . Now this problem is a little bit different | |
13:40 | from the others . Go ahead and try it . | |
13:43 | I recommend that you pause the video and Give this | |
13:48 | 1 to go . So let's set you equal to | |
13:52 | the stuff . That's more complicated . Do we express | |
13:55 | to now , do you ? That's gonna be the | |
14:00 | derivative of three acts , which is three times DX | |
14:03 | . So isolating detox , it's going to be do | |
14:06 | you over three and this time this X variable will | |
14:10 | not cancel . So notice that the X variables are | |
14:14 | of the same degree and when you see the situation | |
14:18 | it indicates that in this expression you need to solve | |
14:21 | for X . So isolated X . I need to | |
14:25 | move the to to the other side . So I | |
14:27 | have U minus two Is equal to three acts and | |
14:32 | then divided by three . U -2/3 is X . | |
14:39 | Which you can write it as you can say X | |
14:42 | is one third u minus two . Which I think | |
14:46 | looks a lot better now . Keep in mind in | |
14:50 | order to perform use substitution . We need to eliminate | |
14:53 | every X variable in this expression . If we replaced | |
14:58 | reacts plus two with you And then DX with D | |
15:02 | You over three . This act will still be here | |
15:05 | and so that's why we need to solve for X | |
15:07 | in this expression . So make sure to do that | |
15:12 | if these two are of the same degree . So | |
15:18 | this is gonna be 1/3 . I'm going to have | |
15:21 | to rewrite it because I can't fit it in here | |
15:25 | . So let's replace experts with 1/3 u minus two | |
15:30 | and then we have the square root of you and | |
15:34 | DX is d'You divided by three so one third times | |
15:40 | do you over three ? That's going to be Do | |
15:42 | you over nine . So I'm going to take the | |
15:44 | one knife and move it to the front And then | |
15:47 | they have U -2 . And the square root of | |
15:51 | you is you to the one half . And then | |
15:53 | do you . So now we only have the you | |
15:56 | variable in this form . We can integrate it . | |
16:00 | Yeah . Yeah . Now the next thing we need | |
16:09 | to do Is distribute you to the 1/2 to U | |
16:12 | -2 . So you to the first power Times . | |
16:17 | Used to 1/2 we need to add one and one | |
16:21 | half . That's going to be you to the three | |
16:23 | of a tune . And then if we multiply negative | |
16:25 | to buy , used to 1/2 that's negative too . | |
16:28 | You to the 1/2 and then times do you . | |
16:32 | So now we could find the anti derivative of each | |
16:34 | one . So for you to the three halfs it's | |
16:37 | gonna be 3/2 plus one Which is 5/2 . And | |
16:41 | instead of dividing it by five of the two we're | |
16:42 | gonna multiply by 2/5 . And for you to the | |
16:46 | 1/2 . One half plus one is three of the | |
16:49 | two . And then we're gonna multiply it by two | |
16:50 | thirds . And then we need to add plus C | |
16:59 | . So now let's distribute 1/9 to everything on the | |
17:02 | inside . So one of the nine times to over | |
17:05 | five . That's gonna be too over 45 Times . | |
17:10 | You raise to the 5/2 and then we have one | |
17:13 | knife times . This is basically negative 4/3 . So | |
17:19 | that's gonna be negative four over 27 . And that's | |
17:24 | you to the three of the two and then plus | |
17:26 | C . So now let's replace you with three X | |
17:29 | . Plus two . So the final answer It's going | |
17:36 | to be to over 45 . three x plus two | |
17:41 | . Race to the 5/2 -4/27 . Time Street Acts | |
17:46 | Plus two . Race at a 3/2 Plus C . | |
17:52 | And that is it . Yeah . Now let's work | |
18:00 | on this example . It's very similar to the last | |
18:03 | one . So you can try if you want more | |
18:05 | practice . So let's set U equal to four X | |
18:10 | -5 . Which means do you . It's going to | |
18:13 | be the derivative of four X . That's four and | |
18:16 | in times dx . So solving for DX It's d'You | |
18:20 | divided by four . Now we need to isolate X | |
18:23 | . And this expression . So if we add five | |
18:27 | , you plus five is equal to four X . | |
18:29 | And then if we divide by four X . is | |
18:34 | equal to this which we can write it as 1/4 | |
18:38 | . You plus five . So let's replace acts with | |
18:45 | this expression And then four x -5 with you . | |
18:50 | And then dx With D . You over four . | |
18:56 | So what we have is two times 1/4 . You | |
19:01 | plus five And then the square root of you or | |
19:05 | you to them 1/2 And then de acciones de you | |
19:09 | over four . So two times 1/4 is one half | |
19:15 | and one half times 1/4 is one . If So | |
19:19 | we can move the 1/8 to the front and then | |
19:22 | we have you to the half Times U . Plus | |
19:25 | five . Now let's distribute you to the one half | |
19:29 | . So you 2 1/2 times . Used the first | |
19:31 | power 1/2 plus one . That's going to be three | |
19:34 | of the two And then plus 2 5 You two | |
19:38 | and 1/2 . So now we need to integrate the | |
19:44 | expression that we now have . So this is gonna | |
19:52 | be 1/8 you three of the two plus one . | |
19:57 | That's 5/2 . And then times 2/5 and then one | |
20:02 | half plus one is three of the two Times to | |
20:05 | over three . And then plus C . Yeah 1/8 | |
20:20 | times 2/5 That's gonna be to over 40 . And | |
20:26 | then times you raised to the five or 2 and | |
20:30 | then we have five times 2/3 That's 10/3 Times 1/8 | |
20:37 | . So that's going to be 10 over eight times | |
20:42 | 3 is 24 . And this is going to be | |
20:47 | used at 3/2 plus C . Now to over 40 | |
20:50 | can be reduced to 1/20 . And let's replace you | |
20:54 | with four X -5 . So this is going to | |
20:57 | be four X -5 . Race to the five of | |
21:01 | the two And then 10/24 . You can reduce that | |
21:04 | to 5/12 , And then it's going to be four | |
21:08 | X -5 today , three halfs and then plus C | |
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DESCRIPTION:
This calculus video tutorial provides a basic introduction into u-substitution. It explains how to integrate using u-substitution. You need to determine which part of the function to set equal to the u variable and you to find the derivative of u to get du and solve for dx. After replacing all x variables with u variables, find the antiderivative of f(u) and substitute u in the new function with x variables. This video contains plenty of examples and practice problems of finding the indefinite integral using u-substitution. Examples include polynomial functions, trigonometric functions, exponential functions, square root functions, and rational functions.
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