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I=∫dx/[√(1-x2)-1]

B.V.Suhas Sudheendhra , 13 Years ago
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jitender lakhanpal

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Dear suhas,

 

I=∫dx/[√(1-x2)-1] 

now rationalise it multiply √(1-x2) + 1  with denominator and numerator we will get

I = ∫[{√(1-x2) + 1}/-x2]

I =   √(1-x2)/- x2 dx + ∫(1/-x2)dx

 ∫(1/-x2)dx = 1/x

 √(1-x2)/- xdx       

take x = sin Φ      dx = cos Φ dΦ

∫[√(1-sinΦ2)/- sinΦ2 ] cosΦ dΦ

-∫cos2Φ/sin2ΦdΦ

-∫cot2ΦdΦ       this can be solved by byparts

 

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