[E.R.S]

Hey, can someone please help me with this integration??? I have no idea how to do it, it could be integration by substitution but i don't know how to go about attempting it.

Basically:

e^x .dx
-----------
2 + e^x

How do you go about integrating this??

Thank you

[just george]

integrates to ln(2+e^x) + c i think

basically you need to spot that the numerator is the differential of the denominator, and the integral of f'(x) / f(x) = ln f(x) + c

[raheem94]

(Original post by E.R.S)
Hey, can someone please help me with this integration??? I have no idea how to do it, it could be integration by substitution but i don't know how to go about attempting it.

Basically:

e^x .dx
-----------
2 + e^x

How do you go about integrating this??

Thank you

consider y=ln|2+e^x|

[boromir9111]

It's of the form, f'(x)/f(x).......simplify this shizzle.

[E.R.S]

Omg thanks for the help wow i feel so stupid now for not seeing that straight away :L i've literally been stuck on this question for a good 30 minutes well at least I won't get it wrong again in the future

Thank you!!!!