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CAL2.45 Improper Integrals with Vertical Asymptotes Worksheet

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CAL2.45 Improper Integrals with Vertical Asymptotes - Choose the correct one-sided limit setup for an integrand unbounded on a finite interval. Standards: AP Calculus BC Unit 6 and Unit 8; FL MA.912.C.4.6, C.4.8-C.4.10; CCSS.MP2, MP3, MP5, MP6; Integrated Calculus II Standards CAL2-IMP, CAL2-NUM; TEKS 19 TAC section 111.55

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Which setup is the full improper-integral definition for ∫_{0}2π 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx, with unbounded behavior at x=0 and x=2π?
Alim_{t→0^+} ∫_{t}π 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx + lim_{s→2π^-} ∫_{π}s 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx
B∫_{0}2π 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx
Clim_{t→0^-} ∫_{t}π 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx + lim_{s→2π^+} ∫_{π}s 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx
Dlim_{t→0^+} ∫_{t}π 1/(sqrt(x)(2π - x)^(1/3)) dx
Solution & Explanation:The integrand is unbounded at x=0 and x=2π. The interval must be split so that each vertical asymptote is approached only from within its neighboring subintervals. Every one-sided limit in the setup must converge; omitting a side or using an outside approach is a common error.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
For ∫_{-2}2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx, choose the setup that approaches each vertical asymptote from inside the interval at x=-2, x=0, x=1, and x=2.
Alim_{t→-2^+} ∫_{t}-1 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{s→0^-} ∫_{-1}s 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{u→0^+} ∫_{u}1/2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{v→1^-} ∫_{1/2}v 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{w→1^+} ∫_{w}3/2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx
Blim_{t→-2^+} ∫_{t}-1 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{s→0^-} ∫_{-1}s 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{u→0^+} ∫_{u}1/2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{v→1^-} ∫_{1/2}v 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{w→1^+} ∫_{w}3/2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{r→2^-} ∫_{3/2}r 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx
C∫_{-2}2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx
Dlim_{t→-2^-} ∫_{t}-1 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{s→0^+} ∫_{-1}s 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{u→0^-} ∫_{u}1/2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{v→1^+} ∫_{1/2}v 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{w→1^-} ∫_{w}3/2 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx + lim_{r→2^+} ∫_{3/2}r 1/(sqrt(x + 2)(x2 - x)sqrt(2 - x)) dx
Solution & Explanation:The integrand is unbounded at x=-2, x=0, x=1, and x=2. The interval must be split so that each vertical asymptote is approached only from within its neighboring subintervals. Every one-sided limit in the setup must converge; omitting a side or using an outside approach is a common error.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Which choice correctly avoids an unsplit or principal-value shortcut for ∫_{0}1 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx, whose integrand is unbounded at x=0, x=1/2, and x=1?
Alim_{t→0^-} ∫_{t}1/4 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{s→1/2^+} ∫_{1/4}s 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{u→1/2^-} ∫_{u}3/4 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{v→1^+} ∫_{3/4}v 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx
Blim_{t→0^+} ∫_{t}1/4 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{s→1/2^-} ∫_{1/4}s 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{u→1/2^+} ∫_{u}3/4 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx
Clim_{t→0^+} ∫_{t}1/4 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{s→1/2^-} ∫_{1/4}s 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{u→1/2^+} ∫_{u}3/4 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx + lim_{v→1^-} ∫_{3/4}v 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx
D∫_{0}1 1/(sqrt(x)(x - 1/2)2 sqrt(1 - x)) dx
Solution & Explanation:The integrand is unbounded at x=0, x=1/2, and x=1. The interval must be split so that each vertical asymptote is approached only from within its neighboring subintervals. Every one-sided limit in the setup must converge; omitting a side or using an outside approach is a common error.

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