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59 Apply qn 57 to obtain
( b x ) f ( x ) dx [( b x ) f ( x )]
n ( b x ) f ( x ) dx
( b a ) f ( a ) n
( b x ) f ( x ) dx .
Question 57 must be applied n times in all.
If f ( x )
sin x , then f
cos x
sin( x
( x )
),
so f
( x )
sin( x
n
).
1
n !
b
( n 1) ) b
n !
So
( b x ) f ( x ) dx
n ! sin( c
.
Thelast trm 0as n from qn 3.74(ii).
So (sin x partial sum of thefirst n terms) 0. So the series tends to sin x .
60 ( F
. The first equation comes from the
application of the Fundamental Theorem to F f on [ g ( a ), g ( b )]. The
second equation comes from the application of the Fundamental theorem
to ( F g ) ( f g ) · g on [ a , b ].
All four expressions are equal provided g is an injection which follows, for
example, if g is positiveon [ a , b ].
g )
( F
g ) · g
( f
g ) · g
61 Using the Fundamental Theorem, the integral
1/ b
1/ a .As b
,
integral
1/ a . Comparewith qn 3.
62 If I ( a )
f exists for a negative and unbounded below, and
lim
I ( a ) L
then we write
f L . Sameexampleas qn 61.
63 Integral
2
b
2
a . lim
(2
b
2
a )
2
b .
64
lim
[2 (1 x )] 2.
1 x 0 1/ 2 1/ (1 x ) 1 0 1/ (1 x ) 1/ (1 x ).
dx
Now I ( a )
) increases as a
1
, but is bounded
(1
x
aboveby 2.
Let sup I ( a ) 1 a 0 L , then as a 1 , I ( a ) L and
dx
) L
.
(1
x
 
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