Homework 16: Integration problems

Exercise 1 . Find the anti-derivative of each of the following:

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[Maple Math] ;
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(b) [Maple Math] ;
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(c) [Maple Math]

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(d)
[Maple Math] ;
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(e) [Maple Math] ;
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(f) [Maple Math] ;

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(g)
[Maple Math] ;
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(h) [Maple Math] ;
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(i) [Maple Math] ;
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(j) [Maple Math] .

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Exercise 2 . Suppose that the [Maple Math] term were absent in the numerator of Example 4 b. Find the anti-derivative by substituting [Maple Math] and then using the formula for the derivative of [Maple Math] .
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Exercise 3 . Find the formula for [Maple Math] for a falling body if you know [Maple Math] and [Maple Math] ) at some time [Maple Math] (not necessarily at time 0 ).
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Exercise 4. Find the distance function [Maple Math] if [Maple Math] and both velocity and distance are zero at time [Maple Math] .
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Exercise 5. Find the distance function [Maple Math] if the acceleration function is given by the following formula, and if the initial velocity [Maple Math] and the initial distance [Maple Math] at time [Maple Math] are known:
(a)
[Maple Math] (where [Maple Math] is a constant);
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(b)
[Maple Math] ;

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(c)
[Maple Math] ;
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(d)
[Maple Math] .
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