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jenslekman

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hmmmmm .... first change the bottom into 3 + 1 - sin^2x and then use the substitution of u = sin^2x and that would make the question your doing much simpler =)
 
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Actually a substitution is is much easier. Once you have . Then it becomes a difference of two squares. Partial fraction that and integrate the reciprocal functions. You'll end up getting logs.
 

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