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Integral Calculus

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Simple but tricky!!!
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Evaluate
dx/(1+x4)
PS: It is not all that difficult!!!


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23 Feb 2007 15:35:42 IST
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even i think so
dx/(1+x4)
we write this as
1/x2dx/(x2+1/x2)
multiply and divide by two
and change the expression in this form
1/2[(1+1/x)dx/((x-1/x)+2) -(1-1/x)dx/((x+1/x)-2 ))
now u can easily integrate
 
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You are right Shakirshafi12!!!
 



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