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What is the integral of (√x+1/ Vx)

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Answered by Anonymous
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continue:

x + x^(½)/1/2 + c

x + 2√x + c = I is Answer

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

  • What is the integral of (√x+1/ Vx)

To Find :

  • Find the integers

Solution :

Concept :

  • The number line goes on forever in both directions. Whole numbers greater than zero are called positive integers. Whole numbers less than zero are called negative integers.

The integer zero is neutral.

  • The sign of an integer is either positive or negative,except for zero which has no sign.

= (√x+1/ Vx)

= (√x+1/ x) × √x / √x × dx

= ( 1 + √x / x )× dx

= ( 1 + x ½ -¹ ) dx

= x + ( x -½ +¹ /-½ +¹ ) + c

= x + x^ /½ + c

= x + 2√x + c = I

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Hence the integers is x + 2√x + c = I


Anonymous: Great!
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