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integration help (MX2) (4 Viewers)

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what steps should i skip?
and thanks :)
wow, very neat writing.
the result is correct, but I think you can save some steps so that you can save some time. especially when you r having an exam.
I think you can do more excercise to get use to this type of question. :)
 

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This is actually wrong. You should have taken a factor of n out, not 1/n. Therefore the answer is n(6x)+C.

Also, why create a new thread raufmalik?
hahahahah lol i fail at failing
 

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what steps should i skip?
and thanks :)
You should skip the entire integration by substitution. You know that it will be something to do with ln(4+x^2) so write that and then work out what constants you need to add to make the integral work.
 

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