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    The document discusses integration techniques for functions of the form xn and xn ± a. It shows that the integrals of xn, xn-1, and xn+1 can be found by performing u-substitutions of xn and factoring terms. The integrals are expressed in terms of xn+1/(n+1) and xn-1/(n-1) depending on whether a is included in the function.

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    The document discusses integration techniques for functions of the form xn and xn ± a. It shows that the integrals of xn, xn-1, and xn+1 can be found by performing u-substitutions of xn and factoring terms. The integrals are expressed in terms of xn+1/(n+1) and xn-1/(n-1) depending on whether a is included in the function.

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    Integral

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    The document discusses integration techniques for functions of the form xn and xn ± a. It shows that the integrals of xn, xn-1, and xn+1 can be found by performing u-substitutions of xn and factoring terms. The integrals are expressed in terms of xn+1/(n+1) and xn-1/(n-1) depending on whether a is included in the function.

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    Smjena:

    dx
    x x ±a
    dx=

    dx
    x n =t

    dt| |
    ∫ n+1 ( n ) =¿ n· x · dx=dt ¿
    n−1

    n· x n−1

    ∫ n+1
    =¿
    x · ( xn ± a)
    dt
    n· x n−1
    ∫ n+1 ( n ) =¿
    x · x ±a
    dt
    ∫ n−1
    =¿
    n·x · x n+1 ( x n ± a )
    1 dt
    ∫
    n x2 n · ( xn ± a )
    =¿

    1 dt
    ∫
    n t ·( t ± a)
    2

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