Asked by so CONFUSED!
How do I integrate this?
constant(1- z/[sqrt (z^2 + constant^2)]
i know i can take the constant out so I have
constant * integral 1- z/[sqrt (z^2 + constant^2)]
and I know the integral of
z/[sqrt (z^2 + constant^2)] is
[ln z^2 + constant^2]/2
I just need to know in general how to separate the 1 + , i.e.
integral of 1 + f(x) = ?
constant(1- z/[sqrt (z^2 + constant^2)]
i know i can take the constant out so I have
constant * integral 1- z/[sqrt (z^2 + constant^2)]
and I know the integral of
z/[sqrt (z^2 + constant^2)] is
[ln z^2 + constant^2]/2
I just need to know in general how to separate the 1 + , i.e.
integral of 1 + f(x) = ?
Answers
Answered by
so CONFUSED!
sorry i meant 1- f(x)
1-, not 1+
1-, not 1+
Answered by
so CONFUSED!
is it just integral 1 + integral f(x)
and the integral 1 = x?
and the integral 1 = x?
Answered by
drwls
Yes, the integral of 1(*dx) is just x.
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