Original post by tnk191
the question says to use substitution to solve (x-1)/x but i cant see how you would be able to use substitution for this
It seems overly complicated to use substitution.
The quotient becomes 1 - 1/x when dividing through by x.
You can easily integrate (1 - 1/x) from there.
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