Level STD 12 CBSE | Maths
Topic Tree
I. Indefinite Integrals
- Integration of Simple Algebraic Functions and Simple Exponential Functions
- Integration of Simple Trigonometric Functions
- Integration by Substitution
- Integration of Odd & Even Powers of sin x, cos x and tan x
- Integration Using Standard Formulae
- Directly using Formulae & Special Types of Integrals
- Integration Using Partial Fractions
- Integration By Parts
- Repeating After Twice Integration
- Integrals of Exponential Forms
- Three More Formulae for Integration
- Integration of Special functions
II. Definite Integrals
- Formula for limit of a sum
- Direct Evaluation of Definite Integrals
- Properties of Definite Integrals
- Integration of Modulus of a Function
- Odd and Even Functions
Introduction
Concept maps and flashcards
NOTES
Antiderivative by method of inspection
Quiz in Antiderivatives – Activity
Antiderivatives – worksheet-1 | worksheet-2
Substitution Methods – Worksheet-1 | Worksheet-2 | Worksheet-3
Partial Fractions Decomposition
Sketch note summary and Mnemonics
Question Bank
- Integrals one mark questions | Key
- Integrals by substitution questions | Key
- Unit test | Set-1 | Key-1 | Set-2 | Key-2 | Set-3 | Key-3 | Set-4 | Key-4 | Set-5 | Key-5
Video
- Integrals part 1
- Integrals part 2
- Integral of sin x . sin(cos x)dx solved by Gokul
- Doubt clinic session on integrals
- Definite integral part 1
- Integral by parts by Bernoullis formula demonstrated by Pavani, Hari and Dhanusri
- Integral problem using partial fraction
- Integral problem with trigonometry formula and substitution method a tutorial session with shreya
- Definite integral as limit of sum example problem 2
- Definite integral as limit of sum theory part 1
- Definite integral as a limit of sum
- Definite integral as limit of sum theory part 2
- Definite integral as limit of sum theory part 3
- Definite integral as limit of sum theory part 4
- Integral between the limits 0 and pi of x . (sin^2(sin x) + cos^2(cos x) dx presented by Shravanth
- Recitation of some trigonometric formulae used in integrals
- Integration demo