Table of Common Integrals
Leibniz's table of derivatives and integrals
A simple table of derivatives and integrals from the Gottfried Leibniz archive. Leibniz developed integral calculus at around the same time as Isaac Newton. [Image source]
You can see how to use this table of common integrals in the previous section: Integration by Use of Tables.
1. `int1/(ax+b)dx` `=1/aln\ |ax+b|+K`
2. `int1/((ax+b)^2)dx` `=-1/(a(ax+b))+K`
3. `int1/((ax+b)^n)dx` `=-1/(a(n-1)(ax+b)^(n-1))+K`
4. `int1/(a^2+x^2)dx` `=1/atan^(-1)(x/a)+K`
Or, equivalently: `int1/(a^2+x^2)dx` `=1/a arctan (x/a)+K`
5. `int(f’(x))/(f(x))dx` `=ln\ |f(x)|+K`
6. `intsin^2udu` `=u/2-1/2sin u\ cos u+K`
7. `intsin^3udu` `=-cos u+1/3cos^3u+K`
8. `intsin^(n)u\ du` `=-1/nsin^(n-1)u\ cos u` `+(n-1)/nintsin^(n-2)u\ du`
9. `intcos^2u\ du` `=u/2+1/2sin u\ cos u+K`
10. `intcos^3u\ du` `=sin u-1/3sin^3u+K`
11. `intcos^(n)u\ du` `=1/ncos^(n-1)u\ sin u` `+(n-1)/nintcos^(n-2)u\ du`
12. `inttan^(n)u\ du` `=(tan^-1u)/(n-1)-inttan^(n-2)u\ du`
13. `int(du)/(u^2-a^2)` `=1/(2a) ln\ |(u-a)/(u+a)|+K`
14. `int(du)/(sqrt(u^2+-a^2))` `=ln\ |u+sqrt(u^2+-a^2)|+K`
15. `intt\ sin nt\ dt` `=1/(n^2)(sin nt-nt\ cos nt)+K`
16. `intt\ cos nt\ dt` `=1/(n^2)(cos nt+nt\ sin nt)+K`
17. `inte^(au)\ sin bu\ du` `=(e^(au)(a\ sin bu-b\ cos bu))/(a^2+b^2)+K`
18. `inte^(au)cos bu\ du` `=(e^(au)(a\ cos bu+b\ sin bu))/(a^2+b^2)+K`
19. `intu^(au)du` `=e^(au)(a^2u^2-2au+2)/(a^3)+K`
20. `intt^2\ sin nt\ dt` `=1/n^3(-n^2t^2cos nt` `{:+2\ cos nt+2nt\ sin nt)+K`
21. `intt^2cos ntdt` `=1/(n^3)(n^2t^2\ sin nt-2\ sin nt` `{:+2nt\ cos nt)+K`