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vipertongn
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S (x+2)/(x^2+4x) dx
I've been learning about natural logs and their properties but at this answer I get befuddled at how to work it out. I think perhaps substitution, and some properties with logs but I am very weak in logs...Didn't do well in it when I was in algebra.
I want to know how to do this equation, although I know it has this as an answer:
log(abs(x^2+4x))/2
Thanks for any help.
I've been learning about natural logs and their properties but at this answer I get befuddled at how to work it out. I think perhaps substitution, and some properties with logs but I am very weak in logs...Didn't do well in it when I was in algebra.
I want to know how to do this equation, although I know it has this as an answer:
log(abs(x^2+4x))/2
Thanks for any help.