integrate e^(2x) / (e^(4x) + 9)

am I allowed to simplify the e^(2x) with the e^(4x)?

Thank you

2 answers

yes. let u = e^2x
Then du = 2e^2x dx and you have 1/(u^2+9) du/2

And proceed from there
thanks steve!
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