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Find the integral:8x^7+6/(x^8+6x)^2

I got ln(x^8+6x)^2 but apparently that is wrong.

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it surely is wrong

If u = x^8 + 6x, then you have

du/u^2

integral is -1/u

try taking the derivative of ln(u^2) and see what you get. Don't forget the chain rule.

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