Asked by Paul
Calculate the following integral:
∫ (square root(9x^2 - 16)) / x^2
I found:
∫ (square root((3x)^2 - (4)^2)) / x^2
x = a sec0
3x = 4 sec0
x = 4/3 sec0
dx = 4/3 sec0tan0 d0
4/3 ∫ [(square root(4sec0)^2 - 16)(sec0tan0 d0)] / x^2
I'm lost from here and don't know how to simplify.
∫ (square root(9x^2 - 16)) / x^2
I found:
∫ (square root((3x)^2 - (4)^2)) / x^2
x = a sec0
3x = 4 sec0
x = 4/3 sec0
dx = 4/3 sec0tan0 d0
4/3 ∫ [(square root(4sec0)^2 - 16)(sec0tan0 d0)] / x^2
I'm lost from here and don't know how to simplify.
Answers
Answered by
Steve
∫√(9x^2 - 16) / x^2 dx
let 3x = 4secθ
so,
9x^2 = 16sec^2 θ
9x^2 - 16 = 16sec^2 θ - 16 = 16tan^2 θ
√(9x^2 - 16) = 4tanθ
3 dx = 4secθtanθ dθ
x^2 = 16/9 sec^2 θ
∫√(9x^2 - 16) / x^2 dx
= ∫4tanθ / (16/9 sec^2 θ) * (4/3 secθtanθ) dθ
= ∫3tan^2 θ secθ dθ
Use integration by parts on that. Double check my math here.
let 3x = 4secθ
so,
9x^2 = 16sec^2 θ
9x^2 - 16 = 16sec^2 θ - 16 = 16tan^2 θ
√(9x^2 - 16) = 4tanθ
3 dx = 4secθtanθ dθ
x^2 = 16/9 sec^2 θ
∫√(9x^2 - 16) / x^2 dx
= ∫4tanθ / (16/9 sec^2 θ) * (4/3 secθtanθ) dθ
= ∫3tan^2 θ secθ dθ
Use integration by parts on that. Double check my math here.
Answered by
Paul
Thank you Steve
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