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HI IF QUESTION IS 1/(X^2 + X)dx
Then solution----
Let A= 1/(X^2 +X)
Taking x common from denominator
A = 1/X(X +1)
Adding x and subtracting x from numerator
A=( 1+X –X)/X(1+X)
A= [ (1+X) -X] /X(1+X)
A = (1+X)/X(1+X) –(X)/X(1+X)
A= 1/X -1/(1+X)
INTEGRATION I WITH RESPECT TO X
Adx = 1/X dx –(1)/(1+X)dx
Adx = ln(X) – ln(1+X) +C
Adx = ln [ X/(1+X)] +C
1/X^2+X dx = ln [ X/(1+X)] +C













let I = 1/ (x^2 + x)
taking den.
(x^2 + x) = (x^2 + 1/2 . 2 . x + 1/4 - 1/4) = ( x + 1/2)^2 - 1/4
let t = ( x + 1/2) then dx = dt........
and ( x + 1/2)^2 - 1/4 = t^2 - 1/4 = (t - 1/2)(t + 1/2)...........
taking num
1 = (t + 1/2) - (t - 1/2)................
taking num / den.
I = [ (t + 1/2) - (t - 1/2) / (t - 1/2)(t + 1/2) ] dt
= [ 1 / (t - 1/2) - 1/ (t + 1/2) ] dt
= ln (t - 1/2) - ln (t + 1/2) + c
= ln [ (t - 1/2) / (t + 1/2) ] + c
substituting back t = ( x + 1/2)
I = ln [ (( x + 1/2) - 1/2) / (( x + 1/2) + 1/2) ] + c
= ln ( x / x + 1/4 ) +c