actually the quickest way to do this is to multiply by (1-x), top and bottom under the root simplify split the fraction and you get 2 very easy antiderivatives
Can you show me what that leads to, I'm not sure that will work.
It does, you get two fractions. One can be done by a very simple substitution and the other can be done by knowledge of integration of Inverse Hyperbolics.
It does, you get two fractions. One can be done by a very simple substitution and the other can be done by knowledge of integration of Inverse Hyperbolics.
Indeed after trying it, it does appear to be the easiest way, although using a trig sub can work as well.