Integrate the following by substitution method : 1/(e x +e -x ) 2

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Aditya Gupta · Answer

hello avni. this is an easy ques. 1/(e x +e -x ) 2 = e^2x/(e^2x+1)^2 now substitute e^2x + 1 = y, and the ques becomes as easy as that! - 1/2(e^2x + 1) + C is answer

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Integrate the following by substitution method : 1/(e x +e -x ) 2

Integrate the following by substitution method :
1/(e^x +e^-x)²

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Integrate the following by substitution method :1/(ex +e-x)2

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Integrate the following by substitution method :
1/(e^x +e^-x)²