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1/(x + sqrt(1 + x ^ 2))​

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Answered by ᏢerfectlyShine
4

Answer:

The answer is =-1/2ln(sqrt(1-x^2)+1)+1/2ln(|sqrt(1-x^2)-1|)+C We perform this integral by substitution Let u=sqrt(1-x^2) u^2=1-x^2 ...

Answered by llFairyHotll
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