Trigonometric fucntions

What you will learn

Students will learn various reduction formulae of integration

Students will be able to solve the problems involving reduction formulae

Students will be able to identify which formula to use for a specific problem

Students will be able to learn Error function and its properties

Description

Integral calculus is more important in many areas of day to day life, like finding areas of irregular plane regions, length of curves, volume, surface area of solid of revolution, mass, moment of inertia, centre of gravity etc.

In the solution of many physical or engineering problems, we have to integrate some integrands involving powers or products of trigonometric functions. In this unit we shall devise a quicker method for evaluating these integrals.We shall consider some standard forms of integrands one by one, and derive formulas to integrate them.


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Reduction formulae connects an integral with another integral of lower order, which help us to evaluate the given integral. Reduction formulae reduces a given integral to a known integration form by the repeated application of integration by parts. In this module we will cover only the reduction formulae for trigonometric functions.

The integrands which we will discuss here have one thing in common. They depend upon an integer parameter. By using the method of integration by parts we shall try to express such an integral in terms of another similar integral with a lower value of the parameter. You will see that by the repeated use of this technique, we shall be able to evaluate the given integral.

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Content

Introduction

Introduction

Reduction Formulae for Trigonometric Functions

Reduction Formula-1
Reduction Formula-2
Examples on Reduction Formula-1 and 2
Quiz on Reduction Formula-1 and 2
Reduction Formula-3 with example
Reduction Formula-4 with examples
Reduction Formula-5
Reduction Formula-6
Examples on Reduction formula 5 and 6
Reduction Formula -7

Error Function

Error Function