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Neeraj Agarwal
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20 Sep 2007 17:58:29 IST
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rationalize.....!!
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21 Sep 2007 10:13:53 IST
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Hi.

Rationalize first..you will get.
I = (rootx - root(1-x)) / 2x-1
=rootx / 2x-1 - root(1-x)/2x-1
for the first part take x = t^2
so , the integral becomes
2t2dt / 2t2-1
= 1 + 1/2t2-1
now use std results
...similarly do for second part by taking 1-x = t^2
8 Nov 2007 13:11:44 IST
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HI DEAR,
YOUR QUESTION IS
dx/[
x +
(1-x)]
dx/[
x +
(1-x)] PUT x = (sin^2(t))
i.e. dx = sin2t dt
THEN WE GET
sin2t dt/(sint + cost)
sin2t dt/(sint + cost) NOW
sin2t(cost - sint) dt/ cos2t
sin2t(cost - sint) dt/ cos2t i.e.
tan2t(cost - sint) dt
tan2t(cost - sint) dt NOW I THINK YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SOLVE THIS QUESTION
BY USING THE PRODUCT RULE
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