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integration of (a/x^2+b/x) DX and a and b are constant ​

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Answered by arpitzarkart56
22

Explanation:

Take in mind a & b are constants and thereby integrate a/x^2 and b/x individually

=>integral of (a/x^2) dx + integral of (b/x) dx

=> a (integral of x^-2)dx + b(integral of 1/x) dx

=> a (x^-1)/ -1 + b log | x | + c

=> b log|x| - (a/x) + c

Answered by kritikaakukreja2005
14

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