Question #9bf04

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Jun 17, 2017

3x14(x2+2x1)+342lnx2+1x+2+1+C

Explanation:

Rewriting the denominator:

3x2+5x1(x2+2x1)2dx=3x2+5x1{(x2+2x+1)2}2dx=3x2+5x1{(x+1)22}2dx

Let u=x+1, implying that x=u1 and du=dx.

=3(u1)2+5(u1)1(u22)2du=3u2u3(u22)2du

Now let u=2secθ. This implies that u22=2sec2θ2=2tan2θ and that du=2secθtanθdθ.

=3(2sec2θ)2secθ3(2tan2θ)2(2secθtanθdθ)

=246sec3θ2sec2θ3secθtan3θdθ

Multiplying through by cos3θcos3θ:

=12262cosθ3cos2θsin3θdθ

=32csc3θdθ12cotθcsc2θdθ3221sin2θsin3θdθ

Note that 32322=322:

=322csc3θdθ12cotθcsc2θdθ+322cscθdθ

Find the method for integrating csc3θ here.

For the second integral, let v=cotθ so dv=csc2θdθ.

The integral of cscθ is well known. For its derivation, see here.

=322(12)(cotθcscθ+ln|cotθ+cscθ|)+12vdv+322ln|cscθcotθ|

Note that 12vdv=12(v22)=v24=cot2θ4.

=342cotθcscθ342ln|cotθ+cscθ|+342ln|cscθcotθ|+14cot2θ

Our substitution was u=2secθ, implying that cosθ=2u, which is a right triangle where the side adjacent to θ is 2, the hypotenuse is u, and the side opposite θ is u22.

Thus, cscθ=uu22 and cotθ=2u22.

Also note that 342ln|cotθ+cscθ|+342ln|cscθcotθ|=342lncscθcotθcotθ+cscθ=342ln1cosθ1+cosθ.

=3422uu22+342ln∣ ∣12u1+2u∣ ∣+14(2u22)

=34(uu22)+12(1u22)+342lnu2u+2

=3u+24(u22)+342lnu2u+2

With u=x+1:

=3x14(x2+2x1)+342lnx2+1x+2+1+C