Mark M. answered 09/15/24
Retired math prof. Calc 1, 2 and AP Calculus tutoring experience.
Use integration by parts:
Let u = Arctan(2y). Then du = [2 / (1 + 4y2)]dy
Let dv = ydy. Then v = (1/2)y2.
So, ∫yArctan(2y)dy = (1/2)y2Arctan(2y) - ∫ [y2 / (1 + 4y2)]dy
Use long division to get (1/2)y2Arctan(2y) - ∫ [1/4 - (1/4)(1 / (1 + 4y2)]dy
∫yArctan(2y)dy = (1/2)y2Arctan(2y) - (1/4)y + (1/8)Arctan(2y) + C