Let u = √x
meaning u2 = x
The antiderivative is arctan(u) (aka tan-1(u)) and since we are multiplying by 2 it becomes 2arctan(u). Back substituting u = √x the result is 2arctan(√x) + C
Gwendolyn B.
asked 03/02/22∫ 1 ⁄ ( √x (x + 1)) dx
Let u = √x
meaning u2 = x
The antiderivative is arctan(u) (aka tan-1(u)) and since we are multiplying by 2 it becomes 2arctan(u). Back substituting u = √x the result is 2arctan(√x) + C
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