Abstract

This study aims to describe errors in solving indefinite integral problems of algebraic functions based on Newman's procedure in terms of the category of mathematical ability. This type of research is descriptive with a qualitative approach. The research subject is class XII IPS 1 SMAN 5 Mataram in the academic year 2022/2023. The results showed (1) High-ability students made mistakes at the process skill stage due to the lack of giving practice questions using the partial method. (2) Students who are capable are making mistakes at the transformation stage due to incorrectly substituting the values ​​obtained at the example stage, and errors in the process skill stage because they cannot simplify terms containing the variable x. (3) Low-ability students make mistakes at the reading stage because they don't know the mention of the "∫" symbol, errors in the comprehension stage because they don't understand the question commands, and errors in the process skill stage because they can't operate fractions. errors at the reading stage because they could not read the symbol "∫", errors at the comprehension stage because they did not understand the meaning of dy and did not understand determining the term to be used, errors at the transformation stage due to not being able to change the form of the question to match the formula for the substitution method and partial as well as errors at the process skill stage for not understanding the steps of the substitution and partial method.

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