A few days ago
can ayone show me how to solve this integral?
integral from n to infinity of 1/x^2+x^4 dx. i know you can use partial fractions by solving it like =A/x +B/x^2 + Cx+D /1+x^2 but I dont know how to find A B C D. can you plz help me thanksss
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Hi Joy, is the question: ∫(1/x² + x^4)dx or ∫1/( x²+x^4)dx ?
The first one is easy: -1/x + x^5/5
The second one:
∫1/(x²+x^4)dx =
∫1/x²(1+x²)dx =
∫[1/x² – 1/(x²+1)]dx =
∫1/x²dx – ∫1/(x²+1)dx =
-1/x – arctgx
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