11.5 Integration by Substitution
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a.

Use the substitution u=1+tu = 1 + \sqrt{t}u=1+t​ to show that the integral

∫12t1+t dt\int \frac{12\sqrt{t}}{1+\sqrt{t}} \, dt∫1+t​12t​​dt

can be written in the form

∫(24u−48+24u) du\int \left( 24u - 48 + \frac{24}{u} \right) \, du∫(24u−48+u24​)du

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b.

The mass of a fungal colony, mmm grams, grows at a rate modelled by the equation

dmdt=12t1+t\frac{dm}{dt} = \frac{12\sqrt{t}}{1+\sqrt{t}}dtdm​=1+t​12t​​

where ttt is the number of days since the colony was first observed, for 1≤t≤91 \le t \le 91≤t≤9.

Determine the total increase in the mass of the colony from the end of day 1 to the end of day 9. Show each stage of your working and give your answer to one decimal place.

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11.5 Integration by Substitution Questions

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