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Integrate 3/(Sqrt x^2-16) dx
15 years ago

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I = ∫ 3/√(x^2-16) dx
= 3∫ 1/√(x^2-4^2) dx

Substitute x=4secθ
x²-4²
=4²(sec²θ-1)
=4²tan²θ
or
1/√(x²-4²)
=1/(4tanθ)
and
dx=4sec(θ)tan(θ)dθ

I = 3 ∫sec(θ)tan(θ)/tan(θ)dθ
= 3∫sec(θ)dθ
= 3ln|sec(θ)+tan(θ)| + C

Check my work.



= 3 ∫cos(
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