For some constants A and B, the rate of production, R(t), of oil in a new oil well is modelled R(t)=A+Be^(-t)sin(2πt) where t is the time in years, A is the equilibrium rate, and B is the "variability" coefficient. Find the total amount of oil produces in the first N years of operation. Then find the average amount of oil produced per year over the first N years.

total amount is ∫[0,N] R(t) dt

use integration by parts twice for this:

-e^(-t)/(1+4π^2) (sin 2πt + 2πcos 2πt)

average amount is Total/N

To find the total amount of oil produced in the first N years of operation, we need to calculate the integral of the rate of production function, R(t), over the interval [0, N].

1. Integrate R(t) with respect to t:
∫[0, N] (A + B*e^(-t)*sin(2πt)) dt

2. Evaluate the integral:
= ∫[0, N] A dt + ∫[0, N] B*e^(-t)*sin(2πt) dt

The integral of A with respect to t is simply A times the integration interval [0, N], so the first term evaluates to A*N.

To evaluate the second term, we can use integration by parts:
Let u = sin(2πt), and dv = B*e^(-t) dt.
Then du = 2π*cos(2πt) dt, and v = -B*e^(-t).

∫[0, N] B*e^(-t)*sin(2πt) dt
= [-B*e^(-t)*sin(2πt)] [0,N] - ∫[0, N] (-B)*e^(-t)*2π*cos(2πt) dt
= (-B*e^(-N)*sin(2π*N) + B*e^0*sin(0)) - 2πB∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt

The first two terms (-B*e^(-N)*sin(2π*N) + B*e^0*sin(0)) simplify to 0 since sin(0) = sin(2π*N) = 0.

Therefore, the second term reduces to:
= -2πB∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt

To compute this integral, we use integration by parts again:
Let u = e^(-t), and dv = cos(2πt) dt.
Then du = -e^(-t) dt, and v = (1/2π)*sin(2πt).

∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt
= [e^(-t)*(1/2π)*sin(2πt)] [0, N] - ∫[0, N] (-e^(-t))*(1/2π)*2π*sin(2πt) dt
= e^(-N)*(1/2π)*sin(2π*N) - e^0*(1/2π)*sin(0) + ∫[0, N] (e^(-t))*sin(2πt) dt

Again, the first two terms simplify to 0 since sin(0) = sin(2π*N) = 0.

Therefore, the remaining integral is:
= ∫[0, N] (e^(-t))*sin(2πt) dt

We have already calculated this integral previously, and it is equal to -2πB∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt.

So we can substitute this result back into the previous equation:
-2πB∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt = -2πB∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt.

This creates a recursive equation. To solve it, we can denote:
I = -2πB∫[0, N] e^(-t)*cos(2πt) dt.

Then the total amount of oil produced in the first N years can be written as:
Total oil produced = A*N + I.

However, we still need to evaluate the average amount of oil produced per year over the first N years. This is simply the total oil produced divided by N.

Average oil production per year = (Total oil produced) / N.

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To find the total amount of oil produced in the first N years of operation, we need to calculate the definite integral of the production rate function R(t) over the interval [0, N].

Integrating R(t) with respect to t, we get:

∫[0, N] (A + Be^(-t)sin(2πt)) dt

The integral of A with respect to t is A*t, and the integral of Be^(-t)sin(2πt) with respect to t can be found using integration by parts.

Let's break down the integration by parts:

∫ u dv = uv - ∫ v du

Where u and v are functions of t, and du and dv are their respective differentials.

In our case, let:
u = sin(2πt)
du = (2π)cos(2πt) dt
dv = Be^(-t) dt
v = -Be^(-t)

Using integration by parts, we can rewrite the integral as:

(A*t) - Be^(-N)sin(2πN) + ∫[0, N] (2πBe^(-t)cos(2πt)) dt

Now, let's integrate the remaining term:

∫[0, N] (2πBe^(-t)cos(2πt)) dt

This integral can be solved using integration by parts again.

Let:
u = cos(2πt)
du = -(2π)sin(2πt) dt
dv = 2πBe^(-t) dt
v = -2πBe^(-t)

Applying integration by parts, we get:

(-2πBe^(-N)cos(2πN)) - ∫[0, N] (-2πBe^(-t)sin(2πt)) dt

Combining the two integrals, we have:

(A*t) - Be^(-N)sin(2πN) - 2πBe^(-N)cos(2πN) - ∫[0, N] (-2πBe^(-t)sin(2πt)) dt

Simplifying further, we get:

(A*t) - Be^(-N)sin(2πN) - 2πBe^(-N)cos(2πN) + 2πB + ∫[0, N] (2πBe^(-t)sin(2πt)) dt

Now, we can see that the integral term is the negative of what we initially had for the total amount of oil produced in the first N years.

So, the total amount of oil produced in the first N years is given by:

(A*N) - Be^(-N)sin(2πN) - 2πBe^(-N)cos(2πN) + 2πB

To find the average amount of oil produced per year over the first N years, we divide the total amount by N:

Average = [(A*N) - Be^(-N)sin(2πN) - 2πBe^(-N)cos(2πN) + 2πB] / N