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Integrate 1/(x(x^2+1)) dx
using trig substitution
using trig substitution
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Answered by
Damon
let x = tan t
then dx = sec^2 t dt
sec^2 t dt/[ tan t (1+tan^2 t) ]
NOTE: 1+tan^2 t = sec^2 t !!! wow that helps :)
so we have
dt/tan t = ctn t dt
= ln (sin u)
then dx = sec^2 t dt
sec^2 t dt/[ tan t (1+tan^2 t) ]
NOTE: 1+tan^2 t = sec^2 t !!! wow that helps :)
so we have
dt/tan t = ctn t dt
= ln (sin u)
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