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Can someone please help me with:
1) S (x^2+2)/(x^2+1) dx
2) S (x+1)/ (sqrt(4-x^2)) dx
 

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1) (x^2+2)/(x^2+1) = (x^2 + 1 + 1)/(x^2 + 1) = 1 + 1/x^2+1
Integral of that is x + atan x + c
2) Split it into x/sqrt[4-x²] + 1/sqrt[4-x²]
use u = 4-x² substitution, and the 1/sqrt[4-x²] becomes asin(x/2)
 

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tommykins said:
1) (x^2+2)/(x^2+1) = (x^2 + 1 + 1)/(x^2 + 1) = 1 + 1/x^2+1
Integral of that is x + atan x + c
2) Split it into x/sqrt[4-x²] + 1/sqrt[4-x²]
use u = 4-x² substitution, and the 1/sqrt[4-x²] becomes asin(x/2)
for 2) could i substitute in x=2sinx?
 

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Mmm, I haven't done the working but by inspection you have that +1 stuck in there and since the bottom becomes 2cosx, you have to integrate secx which I don't think you'd be able to do with your current knowledge.
 

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tommykins said:
Mmm, I haven't done the working but by inspection you have that +1 stuck in there and since the bottom becomes 2cosx, you have to integrate secx which I don't think you'd be able to do with your current knowledge.
ok thanks for your help :)
 

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post if you want me to post up the solution.
 

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tommykins said:
post if you want me to post up the solution.
Could you do the solution for part 2)? Also can i use partial fractions or will it be too time consuming?
 

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I'd say it's too time consuming.

Split it into x/sqrt[4-x²] + 1/sqrt[4-x²]
use u = 4-x² substitution, and the 1/sqrt[4-x²] becomes asin(x/2)

We'll deal with the x/sqrt[4-x²] as we've done the second part.

let u = 4-x², du = -2xdx, dx = -du/2x

int. -1/2 u^-1/2 = -1/2 u^1/2 = -1/2 sqrt[4-x^2]

Final answer is -

-sqrt[4-x^2]/2 + asin(x/2) + c
 

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tommykins said:
I'd say it's too time consuming.

Split it into x/sqrt[4-x²] + 1/sqrt[4-x²]
use u = 4-x² substitution, and the 1/sqrt[4-x²] becomes asin(x/2)

We'll deal with the x/sqrt[4-x²] as we've done the second part.

let u = 4-x², du = -2xdx, dx = -du/2x

int. -1/2 u^-1/2 = -1/2 u^1/2 = -1/2 sqrt[4-x^2]

Final answer is -

-sqrt[4-x^2]/2 + asin(x/2) + c
As you can see, i really suck at maths. anyways, thanks for the solution, i would have never thought of that :)
 

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tommykins said:
I'd say it's too time consuming.

Split it into x/sqrt[4-x²] + 1/sqrt[4-x²]
use u = 4-x² substitution, and the 1/sqrt[4-x²] becomes asin(x/2)

We'll deal with the x/sqrt[4-x²] as we've done the second part.

let u = 4-x², du = -2xdx, dx = -du/2x

int. -1/2 u^-1/2 = -1/2 u^1/2 = -1/2 sqrt[4-x^2]

Final answer is -

-sqrt[4-x^2]/2 + asin(x/2) + c
are you using the rule: S dx/x =ln(x) + c?
 

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How stupid of me, I made a mistake.
-1/2 int. u^-1/2 = -1/2[2u^(1/2)] = -u^1/2 = -sqrt[4-x^2]

There is no /2, sorry.
 

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tommykins said:
How stupid of me, I made a mistake.
-1/2 int. u^-1/2 = -1/2[2u^(1/2)] = -u^1/2 = -sqrt[4-x^2]

There is no /2, sorry.
thought so. Thanks for your solution. Do solving these types of questions take practice or is it just natural?
 

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after doing alot of them, you just do it by inspection.

integrations fairly easy, just identifying a way to approach it then everything else is just simple algera.
 

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tommykins said:
after doing alot of them, you just do it by inspection.

integrations fairly easy, just identifying a way to approach it then everything else is just simple algera.
yeah....so i should just do more questions.
btw, wats the best textbook to use for learning 4unit?
 

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tacogym27101990 said:
i use tezza lee's text book
i think thats sufficient to learn 4 unit, then just do past hsc questions

WOOO NO MORE SCHOOL!!! =]
Ok, currently i'm using Fitzpatrick 4unit maths which is ok.
Good luck for your HSC exams :)
 

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3unitz said:
the cambridge textbook is good for harder questions, i used both fitzpatrick and cambridge and thought they made a pretty good combo :p
what books are recommended for 4unit? Cambridge i think i'll get when i actually get taught 4unit but when i teach myself i'll use fitzpatrick because Cambridge is too hard to understand lol.
 

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shaono start using fitzpatrick first to learn the concepts etc, and then challenge your self with cambridge =]
 

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conics2008 said:
shaono start using fitzpatrick first to learn the concepts etc, and then challenge your self with cambridge =]
Yeah thats wat i plan to do.
 

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