Use (11.6) and (11.14) to (11.16) to evaluate the following integrals.

(a)0πsinxδ(x-π2)dx

(b)0πsinxδ(x+π2)dx

(c)-11e3xδ'(x)dx

(d)0πcoshxd''(x-1)dx

Short Answer

Expert verified

The integration of given statements are

(a) 0πsinx·δx-π2dxis 1.

(b) 0πsinx·δx+π2dxis 0.

(c) -11e3xδ'(x)dxis -3

(d) 0πcoshx·d(x-1)dxis cosh 1 .

Step by step solution

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Given information

The given expression is

a0πsinxδx-π2dxb0πsinxδx+π2dxc-11e3xδ'(x)dxd0πcoshxd''(x-1)dx

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Definition of Integration By Parts

Integration by partsor partial integration is a process that finds theintegralof aproductoffunctionsin terms of the integral of the product of theirderivativeandantiderivative.

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(a) Calculate the Integration for  ∫0πsinxδ(x-π2)dx

The calculation is

0πsinxδx-π2dx=(sinx)s-x3

Here x0=π2,a=0,b=πand0<π2<π

=(sinx)x-π2=sinπ2=1

Thus, 0πsinx·δx-π2dxis 1.

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(b) Calculate the Integration for ∫0πsinxδ(x+π2)dx

The calculation is

0πsinxδx+π2dx0πsinxδx--π2dx

Here x0=-π2,a=0,b=πand-π2(0,π)

=0

Thus, 0πsinx·δx+π2dxis 0.

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(c) Calculate the Integration for ∫-11e3xδ'(x)dx

The calculation is

-11e3xδ'(x)dx=-11e3x·δ'(x-0)dx

Where ϕ(x)=e3xand a=0

=-ϕ'(x)=-e3x'=-3e3xx-0=-3e0=-3

Thus, -11e3xe'(x)dxis -3.

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(d) Calculate the Integration for ∫0πcoshxδ''(x-1)dx

The calculation is

0xcoshx·δ''(x-1)dx

Whereϕ(x)=coshxanda=1

ϕ'(x)=(coshx)'=(sinhx)ϕ''(x)=(sinhx)'=(coshx)x-1ϕ''(x)=cosh1

Thus, 0xcoshx-δ''(x-1)dxis cosh1.

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