Math, asked by rajkrsy124, 6 months ago

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Find Integration, y = x/a®2+x®2​

Answers

Answered by prathameshvedant
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Answer:

Explanation:

Here,

I

=

x

2

(

a

2

x

2

)

3

2

d

x

Let ,

x

=

a

sin

t

d

x

=

a

cos

t

d

t

a

2

x

2

=

a

2

a

2

sin

2

t

=

a

2

(

1

sin

2

t

)

=

a

2

cos

2

t

So,

I

=

a

2

sin

2

t

(

a

2

cos

2

t

)

3

2

a

cos

t

d

t

=

a

3

sin

2

t

cos

t

a

3

cos

3

t

d

t

=

sin

2

t

cos

2

t

d

t

=

tan

2

t

d

t

=

(

sec

2

t

1

)

d

t

=

tan

t

t

+

c

=

sin

t

cos

t

t

+

c

=

sin

t

1

sin

2

t

t

+

c

Now,

x

=

a

sin

t

sin

t

=

x

a

and

t

=

sin

1

(

x

a

)

Hence,

I

=

x

a

1

(

x

2

a

2

)

sin

1

(

x

a

)

+

c

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