https://brilliant.org/problems/integration-grandmaster-p15/?ref_id=1606992

Name: Solve a complicated definite integral involving square root of a square root.
Uploaded: 2020-12-29T18:26:14+00:00
Duration: 5 min 32 s
Description: Answer by Doug C. to https://brilliant.org/problems/integration-grandmaster-p15/?ref_id=1606992 The question is the first question in the link. I can't find the answer and explain STEP BY STEP! Thank you bai!

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The question is the first question in the link. I can't find the answer and explain STEP BY STEP! Thank you bai!

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CAN I SUBMIT A MATH EQUATION I'M HAVING PROBLEMS WITH?

If i have rational function and it has a numerator that can be factored and the denominator is already factored out would I simplify by factoring the numerator?

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