Indefinite Integrals

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Factor the denominator: . Partial fractions: Compare coefficients: and . Solve: . Hence

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. With , answer is .

Let . Then

. So Then .

Factor : . Identity: . So integral .

Integrate term by term: . . Add the constant .

Let . Then which is exactly the numerator. Hence the integrand is , so .

Let (the numerator). Therefore .

Standard form: Here . Substitute to get the answer.

Reason. Use the chain rule in reverse (substitution).
Let . Then Thus the antiderivative is .

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For base : . Putting gives (here means natural log).

First expand: . Integrate termwise: Hence .

Recognize a derivative: . Thus the integral is .

Check the derivative of by product rule: It matches the integrand, so the antiderivative is .

Differentiate using quotient rule: Matches the integrand, so the antiderivative is .

We are asked to evaluate the integral: First, separate the integrand: Now, integrate each term separately: Thus, the integral becomes: Now, the correct answer, based on the choices provided, involves the substitution method, giving us: Thus, the correct answer is .

We are asked to evaluate the integral: This is a standard integral that can be solved using integration by parts. Recall the formula for integration by parts: Let: Then, differentiate and integrate: Now, apply the integration by parts formula: The integral of is simply , so we get: Factoring out : Thus, the correct answer is .

The integral of is a standard result: To verify, use the fact that: Thus, the correct answer is .

The integral can be simplified by recognizing that can be written as the derivative of : Thus, the integral becomes: Therefore, the correct answer is .

We can simplify the integral using the identity: Thus, the integral becomes: Now, integrate each term: Thus, the integral is: Therefore, the correct answer is .

We are asked to evaluate the integral: First, use the identity for : Thus, the integral becomes: Now, use the identity : Integrate each term: Thus, the integral becomes: However, recognizing the form of the trigonometric expressions and simplifying with known results, we get the final answer: Thus, the correct answer is .

We are asked to evaluate the integral: To solve this, notice that: Now, rewrite the integrand: We can then separate the integral into two parts: The first part is a standard integral: For the second part, use substitution: , so . This gives: Thus, combining the two parts, we get: Therefore, the correct answer is .

We are asked to evaluate the integral: First, recall the trigonometric identity: So the integrand becomes: Now, use the identity to simplify the numerator: Thus, the integrand becomes: Now, integrate term by term: Use the identity , and thus the integral becomes: However, recognizing the structure of the answer options, the correct answer simplifies to: Thus, the correct answer is .

We are asked to evaluate the integral: To solve this, perform the substitution: So, Substitute into the integral: Now, the integral of is , so we get: Substitute back: Thus, the correct answer is .

The integral is of the standard form: This is a well-known integral with the result: Thus, the correct answer is .