How do you integrate 1+x1+x2dx?
1 Answer
Jun 9, 2016
Explanation:
We have:
∫1+x1+x2dx
Split up the numerator and into two different integrals:
=∫11+x2dx+∫x1+x2dx
Notice that the first derivative is just the derivative of the arctangent function, that is,
=arctan(x)+∫x1+x2dx
For the remaining integral, let
=arctan(x)+12∫2x1+x2dx
=arctan(x)+12∫duu
This is the natural logarithm integral:
=arctan(x)+12ln(|u|)+C
Since
=arctan(x)+12ln(1+x2)+C