Solve the following integrals. \int\frac{x^2}{\sqrt{x^2+6}}dx \

iricky827b

iricky827b

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2021-11-19

Solve the following integrals.
x2x2+6dx
dx(2+x2)32

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Xyle1991

Xyle1991

Beginner2021-11-20Added 15 answers

Given integral is
x2x2+6dx
Let,
x=6tan(u)
dx=6sec2(u)du
and
u=arctan(x6)
Then, with this substitution, the integral becomes,
623sec2(u)tan2(u)6tan2(u)+6du
=6sec(u)tan2(u)du
=6sec(u)[sec2(u)1]du
=6sec3(u)du6sec(u)du
=6[sec(u)tan(u)2+12sec(u)du]6sec(u)du
=3sec(u)tan(u)3ln(tan(u)+sec(u))+C
=3xx26+163ln(x26+1+x6))+C
where C is the integral constant.
Antum1978

Antum1978

Beginner2021-11-21Added 15 answers

The given integral is
dx(2+x2)32
Let,
x=2tan(u)
dx=2sec2(u)du
and
u=arctan(x2)
Then, the integral becomes
2sec2(u)(2tan2(u)+2)32du
=121sec(u)du
=12cos(u)du
=12sin(u)+C
=x232x22+1+C
=xx2+2+C
where C is the integral constant.

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