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    The document summarizes the steps to solve an integral involving the square root of a quadratic expression. It rewrites the integral in standard form, makes a u-substitution of 3x-1 = z, then makes another substitution of z = √3sinθ to evaluate it in terms of inverse sine functions and constants.

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    The document summarizes the steps to solve an integral involving the square root of a quadratic expression. It rewrites the integral in standard form, makes a u-substitution of 3x-1 = z, then makes another substitution of z = √3sinθ to evaluate it in terms of inverse sine functions and constants.

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    Integral Calculus3

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    The document summarizes the steps to solve an integral involving the square root of a quadratic expression. It rewrites the integral in standard form, makes a u-substitution of 3x-1 = z, then makes another substitution of z = √3sinθ to evaluate it in terms of inverse sine functions and constants.

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    Integral Calculus Question 3

    Swaraj Bose Telegram ID: @swarajbac


    February 2023

    • Question
    dx
    R
    √
    8+6x−9x2

    • Answer
    The above integral can be written as follows
    dx
    R
    √
    9−1+6x−9x 2

    √ dx
    R
    =⇒ 2)
    R 9−(1−6x+9x
    dx
    =⇒ √
    9−(3x−1)2
    Now let 3x-1 = z
    ∴ 3dx = dz
    &Rthe above integral becomes
    1 √ dz
    3 9−z 2
    again
    √ let z = √ 3sinθ √
    ∴ 9 − z 2 = 9 − 9sin2 θ = 9cos2 θ = 3cosθ
    & dz = 3cosθdθ
    NowR the integration will be
    ∴ 13 3cosθdθ
    3cosθ
    =⇒ 31 dθ = θ3 +Constant
    R
    sin−1 z3
    =⇒ 3 +Constant
    (3x−1)
    sin−1
    =⇒ 3
    3
    +Constant

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