what is the integration of following statement
root ( 9+16x^2) dx
what is the integration of following statement
root ( 9+16x^2) dx
root ( 9+16x^2) dx
Noman Ahmed , 6 Years ago
Grade 12th pass
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Aditya Gupta
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
write it as 3 root(1+(4x/3)^2) dx
now put y= 4x/3
so at last you will have to calculate int root(1+y^2)dy which is a standard integral and can be found out by integration by parts taking first function as root(1+y^2) and second fn as 1.
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