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Integrate this statementlog(1+x)/1+x^2 limits 0 to 1

Rachit , 7 Years ago

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amj

Last Activity: 7 Years ago

No antiderivative could be found within the given time limit, or all supported integration methods were tried unsuccessfully. Note that many functions don't have an elementary an

Shubham Kumar

Last Activity: 7 Years ago

Put x=tantAnd solvedx=sec^2 tThe lower term cancelled outAnd then the limit is from 0 to π/4The term will beLog(1+tan t)And then question will be solved

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