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Reply 1
1) (x+2)/x(x-1) = 3/(x-1)-2/x (partial fractions)
∫f(x)dx=3ln|x-1|-2ln|x|+C

2) ∫sin²2x.dx = ∫(½-½cos4x).dx = ½x-1/8sin4x +C

3) sec²x/(1+tanx)³
u=1+tanx => du/dx=sec²x => du=sec²x.dx
=> ∫sec²x/(1+tanx)³dx = ∫u^-3.du = -½u^-2+C
Reply 2
Hi,

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1) (x+2) / x(x-1)

2) (sec^2 x) / (1+tanx)^3

3) sin^2 2x

4) x^2 / (x-2)

5) (sinx + 2cosx)^2

Ernest
Reply 3
2. Use the substitution u=1+tanx with du=sec²x dx.
3. Use the identity cos4x = 1 - 2sin²2x.
4. Use long division to split it into proper fractions.
5. (sinx + 2cosx)^2 = sin²x + 2(2sinxcosx) + 4cos²x = 1 + 2sin2x + 3cos²x. Now use a variant of the identity used in 3 to integrate cos²x.
Reply 4
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